Safety 101 Class
This online class is part of our 101 Training Series. Safety 101 focuses on educating families on keeping their loved one safe across all ages and stages of life. Parents and Caregivers will learn general safety as it pertains to the home (fire, kitchen, cooking, pool, internet, etc) and the community at large.
This class is held the 2nd Thursday of each month.
There will not be a Safety 101 in September.
Information for the next Safety 101 class
When: Thursday, October 12th
Time: 9 – 11 AM
Registration is required. Please RSVP below and you will be sent the link to join the Zoom meeting.
This class is sponsored by a grant received from the Arizona Coyotes Foundation. The Arizona Coyotes Foundation strives to enhance the quality of life throughout Arizona by supporting organizations and programs that promote access to education, health and wellness and economic advancement for underserved and diverse communities.
Community Testimonial
“The Safety 101 Training is designed to equip professionals and caregivers with the skills and knowledge needed to prevent crisis and handle critical situations effectively. The training focuses on understanding the unique needs and challenges of individuals with developmental disabilities during emergencies as well as the importance of preparing for these emergencies before they occur. Participants learn about communication strategies to overcome potential barriers, create personalized emergency plans tailored to their loved one’s specific needs, and practice practical techniques to ensure safety and security. By fostering preparedness, the training empowers families and care teams to make quick and informed decisions, enhancing the overall safety and well-being of their loved ones with developmental disabilities.”
-Dr. Diana Davis-Wilson, Aspen Behavioral Consulting