Community Programs
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Kids Programming
OPERATION CRAYOLA CRACKDOWN :)Kids Speaking Up For Safety In Their CommunitiesOperation Crayola Crackdown! Kids lending their voice in support of safety in their communities!
The festive season is here and many people will begin their holiday celebrations with social events that include alcohol. Each year, police have a safety campaign called the RIDE program (Reducing Impaired Driving Everywhere). In addition to enforcement, police officers work to raise awareness about the dangers of drinking alcohol and driving vehicles. This year, the OPP, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) and the Northwestern Health Unit will team together and here is how youth can help! OPP will be dropping off LCBO bags to all elementary schools within the Rainy River District. Teachers will receive all the downloadable files below. Students are asked to create special drawings with messages that they can attach to the LCBO bags. Stuff the bag with a "Low Risk Drinking Guidelines" pamphlet and officers will pick up the finished bags and deliver them to the LCBO so they can be handed out at the point of sale during the festive season. The messages can be words or pictures letting the adults know that the kids care about them and the safety of their community! AND...there will be a "best message" contest! Enter as many bags as you like! The winner with the "best message" will be selected from each school and awarded with an ITunes Gift Card thanks to the Northwestern Health Unit. We like to share our materials. If you are interested in using our materials as a guide to implement your own program, feel free to download the following files.
Summer 2014 - Cops & Kids!1st Annual "Spoke In Mirrors" Family Bike Ride
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