Parent-Youth Workshop For CCS San Mateo youth and their parents
In this active, upbeat workshop, kids, teens and young adults practice using “People Safety” skills in everyday life situations. People Safety skills help prevent problems with peers, family, and strangers. The skills also help strengthen important relationships by improving communication. Practicing People Safety skills can build confidence and improve safety with people at school, in the neighborhood, at home, online -- everywhere!
Using activities and examples relevant to young people ages 8-21, we’ll practice skills to:
Using activities and examples relevant to young people ages 8-21, we’ll practice skills to:
• Be and act aware and confident
• Check with adults if anything seems unsafe
• Move away from possible problems
• Follow Stranger Safety rules
• Stay safe from hurtful words
• Use voice as a safety tool
• Set clear boundaries
• Make safety plans so outings are more fun
• Say “No” or “Stop” clearly and respectfully
• Deal with other kids poking, pushing, grabbing, etc.
• Use safety plans if you’re lost in a store, park, or library
• Get help from busy adults - and persist!
• Check with adults if anything seems unsafe
• Move away from possible problems
• Follow Stranger Safety rules
• Stay safe from hurtful words
• Use voice as a safety tool
• Set clear boundaries
• Make safety plans so outings are more fun
• Say “No” or “Stop” clearly and respectfully
• Deal with other kids poking, pushing, grabbing, etc.
• Use safety plans if you’re lost in a store, park, or library
• Get help from busy adults - and persist!
| Wednesday, April 20 from 4:00-6:00PM 65 Tower Road San Mateo, 94402 | Thursday, April 28 from 4:00-6:00PM 1280 Commodore Dr. San Bruno, 94066 |
To learn more about this workshop or to sign up a child, please contact your MTP OT/PT directly, or contact Mitch Eckstein, CCS Social Worker at 650-616-2509
or email meckstein@smcgov.org
Please contact Kidpower at (800) 467-6997 ext. 1# with any questions about the class content, our public workshops or materials, or to talk about arranging a workshop for a group of any age.
or email meckstein@smcgov.org
Please contact Kidpower at (800) 467-6997 ext. 1# with any questions about the class content, our public workshops or materials, or to talk about arranging a workshop for a group of any age.
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