Basic Aid Training (BAT)

Children learn safety information and first aid procedures for breathing difficulties, bleeding, poisoning, burns, shock and other emergencies through a series of interactive quizzes, activities and games that engage their creativity and make learning an adventure.

This kind of training is particularly important since the major causes of injury and death among children under 12 years old are motor vehicle accidents, drowning, and fire and burns. Injuries cause more disability in children than all diseases combined. Each year, injuries lead to 360,000 hospitalizations and 10.4 million emergency room visits.

These staggering statistics are frightening, but BAT can help empower children to prevent many of these accidents by teaching basic skills necessary to identify potentially harmful situations, be able to treat common injuries, and respond to emergency situations.

The curriculum is geared toward children ages 8 to 10.

Scrubby Bear Hand Washing Program

Learning about germs may not be on the top of your child's list of enjoyable activities, but Scrubby bear can make learning responsible behaviors that reduce and prevent the spread of infectious diseases fun!

The curriculum is geared toward children from kindergarten to third grade and emphasizes the importance of good personal hygiene and hand washing.

Longfellow's WHALE Tales

Kids who love the water can learn how to be safe by spending an afternoon with Longfellow's WHALE (Water Habits are Learned Early) Tales.

Our water safety program teaches children to recognize the potential dangers of swimming alone and in an unsupervised area, identify rules for safe participation in water safety activities, identify safe places to swim, ways to rescue yourself in an aquatic emergency and demonstrate the skills necessary for a safe aquatic rescue.

Scout Badge Requirements

Cost per course is $70 or $7 per child, whichever is greater.

First Aid for Children Today (FACT)

Help children ages five to eight understand the important role they have in managing their own health and safety as well as the health of the environment in which they live.

Masters of Disaster®

Become a Disaster Dude! Masters of Disaster® is a disaster safety curriculum integrating disaster safety into Kindergarten to 8th grade students' daily lesson plans nationwide. Children will learn how to prevent, prepare for, and respond to a disaster in their home, school, or community. The American Red Cross has developed a disaster safety curriculum for earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, lightning, and general disaster preparedness. There are three separate curricula-one for K-2, one for 3-5, and one for 6-8. The lesson plans can be integrated into core academic subjects: science, math, social studies, and language arts (including reading, word comprehension, and spelling).

Pet First Aid

This abbreviated version of our Pet First Aid course teaches young pet owners how to act with confidence during an emergency until their pets reach the veterinarian.