Safety to Go would like to thank Nate for volunteering his talents towards our mission of keeping children safe!
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Nate Korinchak
Our Vision
Kindergarten children in high poverty areas will receive safety training in an effort to provide an awareness of safety rules to help prevent childhood accidents, injury and deaths. This training will also present an anti-bullying/acceptance message to bring an awareness of the need to eliminate bullying and promote acceptance of others in our communities.
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Our Mission
Safety to Go will bring hands-on safety awareness and training to kindergarten age children in Ohio, with a primary emphasis on Cuyahoga and surrounding communities.
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Our Staff & Partners
Our trained and experienced professional staff will set up the portable safety community. They will conduct in classroom activities. In addition, they will guide hands-on practice with safety equipment. They will also guide the children riding through the safety community, with about 10 volunteers from your organization, to reinforce the lessons taught to them earlier during the classroom activities.
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Our Program
Safety to Go is a safety awareness and training program. It involves a portable safety community. It includes a working traffic light, portable miniature buildings, traffic signs, crosswalks, tricycles and helmets for use by all kindergarten children.
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History of Safety to Go
Carol Mains is the Founder and Executive Director of Safety to Go. She has over 30 years experience as a teacher of physical education and recreation administrator in the City of Cleveland. She is a graduate of the Cleveland Public Schools, Lincoln-West High School Class of 1977, The Ohio State University B.S. in Education and holds a M.Ed. from Cleveland State University in Sport Management.
As a teacher in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Carol saw a great need for safety trainin...
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