Remembering 911
As we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001, we’d like to present you with two videos that may help bring some of the aftermath into perspective. Within hours
As our team works to create a more resilient Los Angeles, we’ll post stories, videos, podcasts, and press information here in the MySafe:LA blog. Because we work throughout the Los Angeles region, we gain insight and experience into many different life experiences. Some of them are worth sharing. We hope you enjoy each post.
As we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001, we’d like to present you with two videos that may help bring some of the aftermath into perspective. Within hours
September is a busy time of year. Our kids are headed back to school. The fall business seasons kicks into full gear. Those promotions for Halloween have already started –
This week, a tragic accident unfolded in the North Hollywood area of Los Angeles. Following a single vehicle traffic accident, people began gathering to many wanted to render aid. An
During the past few months, MySafe:LA has been busy with daily recreation and parks appearances. The rec and parks program is more challenging than our schools program, primarily due to
This summer, MySafe:LA is embarking on a new pilot, that will hopefully add yet another dimension to our education process. We’re visiting LA Public Libraries and combining literacy education with
This summer, MySafe:LA is visiting LA area Recreation and Parks facilities. Our crew, often with support from LA firefighters, are teaching kids from 1st thru 6th grades about fire and
It’s time to celebrate our independence! “May the sun in his course visit no land more free, more happy, more lovely, than this our own country!” ~Daniel Webster We’d like
It’s a simple message, but it’s so easily missed. “That doesn’t affect me,” is such a common response, but the people who drown are often those most likely to be
School’s out for summer (at least for most!). It’s time for romping at the beach, hiking in the hills, swimming in the pool, BBQs, and fun, fun, fun. Our team
During the last spring, our team is busier than ever visiting LA schools. During the last part of April, and thru all of May, we visited LA area schools nearly
Every year, the Los Angeles Fire Department sets one day aside to celebrate its relationship with the community it serves. There are 106 fire stations in Los Angeles, and if
One of the most common fires reported in buildings that house families involves a clothes dryer. It might seem that a device we use all the time would not be
MySafe:LA delivered the first of a series of disaster decathlon events at Anatola Elementary School in Van Nuys, California. The
MySafe:LA has been teaching people CPR since 2012. More recently, our EMS trained instructors have been teaching high school students
MySafe:LA, the public safety unit of The Safe Community Project, was awarded a fire prevention and safety grant by the
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