About this Event
This engaging, age-appropriate workshop for Black children ages 9-13 will help build:
• Personal Responsibility - Understanding what it means to be responsible at home and in the community
• Safety Awareness - Identifying and avoiding unsafe situations, including internet and online safety
• First Aid Skills - Basic, age-appropriate emergency response techniques
• Home Alone Readiness - Assessing their preparedness for independent time
Why This Matters for Our Community
As Black families, we understand the unique considerations our children face as they grow and gain independence. This workshop provides culturally-aware safety education that:
- Builds confidence without instilling fear
- Empowers our youth with practical skills
- Creates space for important family safety conversations
- Strengthens our children's decision-making abilities
Each participant will receive a take-home workbook to continue learning and practicing these vital skills with their families.
⚠️ Space is limited - We encourage you to register early to secure your child's spot in this valuable workshop.
Questions?
If you have any questions about the workshop or registration, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at BlackParentCollectiveDurham@gmail.com.
Let's continue building strong, confident, and prepared young people in our community. Because safety isn't about fear—it's about readiness.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
585 Wentworth St E #35, 585 Wentworth Street East, Oshawa, Canada
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