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smoke alarms have been installed since 2012. >91 ,000 carbon monoxide alarms have been installed since 2010 > 6,700 Population of North Carolina: 10.3 Million > 2.5M kids under the age of 19 Outreach Programs Focusing on Children kids under the age of 10 > 1.2M Motor vehicle-related injuries are the #1 cause of death among children ages 5–19. When used correctly, child safety seats lower the risk for injury by up to 82%. Three out of every five home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or alarms that were not working. Safe Kids NC works to prevent unintentional childhood injury, the #1 cause of death among children in North Carolina. >206 Million >475 permanent medication drop-off sites have been established in local communities statewide. Prescription and over-the- counter pills have been safely disposed of since 2010, saving countless lives as well as the environment. Medications are the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths among children. deaf and hard-of-hearing alarms have been installed since 2010. >725 child passenger safety seats were checked last year. > 8,000 Permanent Checking Stations are open statewide to educate North Carolinians on passenger safety and the proper installation and use of child safety seats. 258 >3,600 Operation Medicine Drop Take-Back Events have been held across the state since 2010. 1-888-347-3737 www .safekidsnc. org
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Page 1: Outreach Programs > 1.2M > 2.5M Focusing on …...smoke alarms have been installed since 2012. >91,000 carbon monoxide alarms have been installed since 2010 > 6,700 Population of North

smoke alarms have been installedsince 2012.

>91,000

carbon monoxide alarms have been installed since 2010

> 6,700

Population of North Carolina: 10.3 Million

> 2.5Mkids under theage of 19

Outreach ProgramsFocusing on Children kids under the

age of 10

> 1.2M

Motor vehicle-related injuries are the #1 cause of death among children ages 5–19.When used correctly, child safetyseats lower the risk for injuryby up to 82%.

Three out of every five home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms or alarms that werenot working.

Safe Kids NC works to prevent unintentional childhood injury,

the #1 cause of death amongchildren in North Carolina.

>206 Million >475permanent medication

drop-o� sites have beenestablished in local

communitiesstatewide.

Prescription and over-the-counter pills have been safely disposed of since 2010, saving countless livesas well as the environment.

Medications are the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths among children.

deaf and hard-of-hearing alarms have been installed since 2010.>725

child passenger safety seats were checked last year.

> 8,000

Permanent Checking Stations are open statewide

to educate North Carolinians on passenger safety and the proper installation and use

of child safety seats.

258

>3,600 Operation Medicine Drop Take-Back Eventshave been held across the state since 2010.

1-888-347-3737 www.safekidsnc.org

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Our focus is...

Safe Kids North Carolina is part of Safe Kids Worldwide, a global organization dedicated to protecting kids from unintentional injuries.

Safe Kids Worldwide has more than 400 local coalitions across the United States. Often praised for our leadership efforts, Safe Kids NC started in 1994 and has the largest coalition network in the nation.

Safe Kids North Carolina has47 coalitions covering 60 countiesthat bring together partners such as fire and police departments, hospitals, schools, day cares, businesses, nonprofits and parents to keep kids safe.

In the Vehicle and On the Road• Pedestrian Safety• In and Around Cars• Child Passenger Safety• Heatstroke Awareness and Prevention• Driveway Run Over Prevention• Teen Driver Safety

In the Home• Button Battery and Laundry Packet Safety• Falls Prevention• Fire, Burns and Scalds Prevention• General Home Safety• Medication Safety and Poison Prevention• Su�ocation Prevention and Sleep Safety• TV and Furniture Tip-over Prevention• Water Safety

Sports and Play• Sports Injuries• Bicycle, Skateboard and Other Wheeled-Sport Injuries

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