Safe Kids Cobb and Douglas Counties
1220 Al Bishop Dr., Marietta, 30008
(770) 852-3285 · more numbers below
Safe Kids is a child injury prevention group led by Cobb & Douglas Public Health. It teaches parents and caregivers how to keep kids safe from preventable injuries. It also gives out safety gear like helmets and car seats, with guidance on how to use them, and offers free car seat inspections.
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What they offer 10
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Bike Helmet DistributionProgram
Safe Kids Cobb County provides bike helmets for children in need, with a personal helmet fitting and safety lesson.
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Community Safety Workshops and Event RequestsProgram
Safe Kids can attend community events or speak to groups about child injury prevention.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Free Car Seat InspectionsService
You can book a free check of your child's car seat. The page does not describe the visit itself.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jul 12
Pedestrian Safety EducationProgram
Safe Kids teaches families how children can walk safely near streets, crosswalks, and traffic.
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Reduced-Cost Car SeatsService
Families who qualify may be able to get a reduced-cost car seat along with safety guidance.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Safety Equipment: Helmets and Car SeatsProgram
Safe Kids gives families safety gear such as helmets and car seats. It also shows them how to use it properly.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jul 12
Special Needs Car Seat InspectionsService
Safe Kids evaluates transportation needs for children with special needs and can help with documentation for a special needs seat.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jul 12
Sports Safety EducationProgram
Safe Kids shares tips and resources to help young athletes prevent injuries and concussions.
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