Amazingly, in every disaster we find extraordinary people who are willing to go the extra mile and help out those in need.

On December 28, 2019 Puerto Rico began to experience a series of earthquakes.

In September 2017, two category 5 hurricanes struck the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) within two weeks.

We strive to provide early childhood professionals with the best and most informative training possible.

Calvert and his team recently created a Suspicious Activity Report tool for concerned citizens in Kansas.

An average of 38 children die in hot cars every year, with 88% under the age of 3.

On March 21, 2019, The Institute For Childhood Preparedness had the privilege of presenting and being a member of the planning committee...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness toured the State of Kansas in early April, traveling over 400 miles.

The Institute For Childhood Preparedness has been busy! We've been traveling across the country hosting Active Shooter Trainings for...

In April 2019, we teamed up with the Kansas Head Start Association to conduct active shooter trainings throughout the State of Kansas....

In conjunction with the YMCA Childcare Resource Service, we are happy to announce that we will be conducting a series of free active...

Louisiana - Thanks to a partnership with the Louisiana Department of Health, the Louisiana EMS for Children Program, Northwestern State...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness was proud to be a part of the 1st ever YMCA Disaster Aware Conference this past weekend in San...

The week of January 21st-27th was phenomenal for The Institute For Childhood Preparedness. We brought our active shooter preparedness...

Our Executive Director, Andrew Roszak, recently sat down for a podcast with the US Virgin Islands EMS. The podcast was part of an ongoing...

The Institute for Childhood Preparedness was on the road last week - and presented findings from a recent national study of child care...