The week of January 21st-27th was phenomenal for The Institute For Childhood Preparedness. We brought our active shooter preparedness training program to California and West Virginia.
Our Goal Is To Prepare Early Childhood Professionals For An Active Shooter Event
Our amazing team of award-winning first responders trained nearly 400 early childcare professionals and met many new friends along the way! We had a great time teaching early childhood professionals the skills needed to prepare for and respond to an active shooter situation.
Thanks to the partnership with Child Care Resource Center in Los Angeles, we were able to provide six active shooter classes all around the L.A. area!
We visited Charleston, WV, for the first time. With the help of Connect Child Care Resource & Referral Group. Our classes filled up and even had a long waitlist – we hope to be back soon to ensure all providers receive this important training! As a bonus – we were also visited by the local CBS affiliate channel 13 WOWK News!
Our trainings are unique. We cater specifically to childcare providers who work with young children. We know that parents are asking providers, “What’s your plan for an active shooter event?” Our goal is to better prepare early childhood professionals with the knowledge and skills they need to rise to this challenge through our training and hands-on exercises.
Our programs provide essential tools and hands-on training. Participants leave feeling prepared and ready to take on any situation.
This week brought in more rave reviews from our participants:
“Definitely take it. I’ve been in childcare for years and have been waiting for the opportunity to go to this class because it is not a situation you think would happen at your facility. This was very eye-opening, and I’m excited to share my new knowledge with my co-workers!”
“I feel informed and confident I can do what is necessary for an active shooter event.”
“I have realized that locking doors is not always enough. I have learned better and more effective ways to keep kids safe.”
“Active shooter awareness is our new normal, and everyone should be involved in it. This training makes me want to be more vigilant in all areas of my life, not just school.”
Andrew Roszak is the Institute’s founder. He is pleased to bring active shooter preparedness training to your area. Check out our events page to see if there will be an upcoming public training near you. Don’t see one? Schedule training, and we will bring our knowledgeable instructors to your community. We also conduct active shooter and emergency preparedness trainings as private events – designed and developed specifically for your organization.
Remember: Don’t be scared. Be prepared!
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