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Child Safety

National organizations that provide information on keeping kids safe in the home and in their communities.

Children's Safety Network
Maternal and Child Health Bureau (HHS)
The Children's Safety Network (CSN) is a resource center for maternal and child health and injury prevention professionals who are committed to reducing injuries and violence among children and adolescents. CSN staff can offer information, resources, and contacts on any injury topic and can help develop, implement, and evaluate injury and violence prevention activities.

Doctor Dad Workshop Kit
National Fatherhood Initiative (2005)
Enhances a father's parenting skills in caring for the health and safety of his infant or toddler.

Get On Board With Child Safety^TM
Safety 1^st and The National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions
This initiative educates parents, caregivers, and consumers nationwide about the changes they can make to prevent unintentional child injuries in and around the home and on the road.

Safe Kids Worldwide
Safe Kids Worldwide is a global network of organizations whose mission is to prevent accidental childhood injury. Their website includes safety facts and checklists and information on how individuals and communities can become involved in making kids safer.

Updated on February 2, 2010