Showing 1 to 15 of 15 Results under resource type (Safety - Community)

Provides: Crime prevention related training materials, tips and strategies; Crime Prevention and Community Safety Library; and an Annual Crime Prevention Training Symposium.

Forges bonds among area residents and businesses, helps reduce burglaries and other crime, and improves relations between the police and the community they serve.

Provides cost-effective and essential safety services to business, industry and the general public. Website provides information, programs and news about safety.

Non-profit organization that delivers services to families whose children go missing unexpectedly.

Community policing volunteers; Auto theft; Speed Watch; Personal Safety Crime Prevention; Children and Computers; D.A.R.E.; Crtitical Incident Stress; and B.C. Highways- Web Cams.

General information and contacts for: personal safety; community preparedness; emergency planning; first responder services; newsletters and information links

First Nations' Emergency Services Society.

Website and handouts with information about road/driving safety.

Publications, resources, reports and links on the topic of Safe communities.

Reporting child abuse; Keep kids safe; Your role as a relative; Shared decision making; Publications; Legislation; Links.

Provides businesses, agencies, and institutions with an opportunity to take a leadership role in creating an environment where all members of their community feel welcomed and safe. Community memebers are invited to attend a trainning session and make three main commiments: to treat all their clinets and customers with fairness, respect and dignity; provide assistance to anyone that has experienced miststreatment motivated by racism or hate; and to have all their employees prepares to fulfill these commitments.

Promotes effective strategies to prevent unintentional injuries to Canada's children and youth. Safety topics include: Child passenger; Home; Off Highway Vehicles; Pedestrains; Playground; Rail; Rural; Seasonal; Sports; Travel; and Wheeled Activites.

Responds to inquiries and requests from public and health care professionals; Partners with safety coalitions and advisory commitees; Advocates for legislative change; Teaches injury prevention; and develops awareness campaigns and resources in partnership with corporate sponsors.

Volunteers set up signs and speedometers that display the speed of passing vehicles as part of a safety campaign.

Promotes an inlcusive British Columbia where communities demonstrate their respect for all cultures, ethnicities, classes, ages, genders, and sexualities. The program recognizes that cultural, racial and other forms of diversity are common targets for racism and hate. Youth Ambassadors are trained to facilitate workshops for younger youth which educate children about exploring differences, standing up for diversity, and responding to discrimination.