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Stay Safe at Home

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Smoke alarms, escape plans, kitchen fires, carbon monoxide, poisons, falls, water and emergency calls: the few habits that prevent most home tragedies, from the NFPA, the CDC, the CPSC, the AAP and 911.gov.

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AT THE SUMMIT, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

01Fit and test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms where they matter

02Make and rehearse a fire escape plan, and handle a pan fire

03Remove the everyday hazards: poisons, trips and water

04Call for help clearly and keep a safety routine

Every lesson of Stay Safe at Home

15 lessons in 5 levels, about 3 hours. Level 1 is free.

Level 1Fire: Minutes MatterFree · 3 lessons
  1. Working smoke alarms halve the riskKnow what smoke alarms do for your odds, and where they belong.11 min
  2. One or two minutes to get outMake and practice a home fire escape plan.11 min
  3. Checkpoint: the kitchen firePrevent cooking fires, and know what to do with a pan fire.12 min
Level 2Invisible DangersMembership · 3 lessons
  1. The gas you can't smellRecognize carbon monoxide risks and symptoms, and prevent them.11 min
  2. Medicines, cleaners and button batteriesKeep the most common poisons away from young children.11 min
  3. Checkpoint: the hazard huntSpot the fire, gas and poison hazards in a home and fix them in order.12 min
Level 3Falls and WaterMembership · 3 lessons
  1. Falls: the quiet dangerKnow how serious falls are, and make a home safer to move around in.11 min
  2. Water: barriers and eyes on childrenKnow how drowning happens to young children, and the barriers that prevent it.11 min
  3. Checkpoint: a home for little onesMake the home safe for babies and toddlers: scalds, cords and baths included.12 min
Level 4When Something HappensMembership · 3 lessons
  1. Calling for helpKnow the number, what the call handler needs, and what not to do.11 min
  2. Rehearse, don't just planTurn your plans into practiced reactions: alarms, exits and calls.11 min
  3. Checkpoint: the emergency callPractice a 911 call with a dispatcher's questions.12 min
Level 5Your Home Safety PlanMembership · 3 lessons
  1. The monthly and yearly checksTurn safety into a short routine: what to check every month and every year.11 min
  2. Safety for the people you care aboutHelp an older relative, a neighbor or a new parent make their home safer.11 min
  3. Capstone: your home safety planPut alarms, exits, hazards, emergencies and routines into one plan.13 min
FREE

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