Did you know Texas law does not specify an age that you can safely leave your child at home alone? Did you know there is no legal babysitting age in Texas? Safe School Manager, Jenna Fondren, will discuss best practices and things to consider before leaving your child home alone or hiring someone to watch your child. Watch the recorded presentation here. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: • Texas Office of the Governor • The Hamill Foundation • Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle • The Longenbaugh Fund • Houston PetSet • Lawrence and Linda Levy

Students are engaging in activities that are new and unusual to do the lack of routine and free time when school is out. Education Specialist, Kaitlynn Frey, will discuss how to keep students safe during the summer. View the recorded presentation here. This virtual Statewide Training is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA).

When going on vacation, we often have safety measures put into place while away. But what about when we go to work, or go shopping, what happens if a fire ignites? Kaitlynn Frey will be discussing all things home safety, like vacation protocols, visitors, having a babysitter, fire or natural disaster steps, and many more to keep your house and household safe. Tune in to learn about local resources and safety tips on what to do before your next trip, emergency, or day out. Watch the recorded presentation here. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: • Texas Office of the Governor • The Hamill Foundation • Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle • The Longenbaugh Fund • Houston PetSet • Lawrence and Linda Levy

Education Specialist, Nayeli Moyeda, will provide valuable information on the importance of situational awareness and how to utilize it in everyday life to stay as safe as possible. Register for this virtual presentation here. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA).

Crime Stoppers has been committed to uncovering potential dangers at summer camps and working towards meaningful solutions for many years. Join Education Specialist, Nayeli Moyeda as she discusses what parents should be aware of when deciding what summer camp to send their child to and how to mitigate opportunities for victimization. Watch the recorded presentation here! This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: • Texas Office of the Governor • The Hamill Foundation • Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle • The Longenbaugh Fund • Houston PetSet • Lawrence and Linda Levy

Due to brain development, students are more likely to engage in risky behavior and make rash decisions than adults. Join Safe Community Manager, Sydney Zuiker, to learn more about how students process information and the steps adults can take to help them make sound decisions. Watch the recorded presentation here. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA).

Crime Stoppers se ha comprometido a descubrir peligros potenciales en los campamentos de verano y a trabajar para encontrar soluciones significativas durante muchos años. Acompañe la especialista en educación, Nayeli Moyeda, mientras habla de lo que los padres deben tener en cuenta al decidir a qué campamento de verano enviar a sus hijos y cómo mitigar las oportunidades de victimización. Esta presentación virtual se llevará a cabo en una sesión de ZOOM en vivo. Regístrese con anticipación aquí. This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: • Texas Office of the Governor • The Hamill Foundation • Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle • The Longenbaugh Fund • Houston PetSet • Lawrence and Linda Levy

Join Education Specialist, Kaitlynn Frey, as she sits down with Demand Disruption. A non-profit organization “that reduces the demand for sex trafficking through community engagement programs.” Join to learn about their three pillars: Love, Disrupt, and Defend as well as their messaging for students. Watch the recorded presentation here. This virtual statewide webinar is made possible by Texas Education Agency (TEA).

In a recent study, 50% of Houstonians recognize animal cruelty as one of the main problems in the city. Join Sydney Zuiker, Safety Community Program Manager for a presentation that discusses animal abuse and neglect, the prevalence of the issue, ways to report, and the link between animal abuse and criminal violence. Watch the recorded presentation here! This presentation is made possible by Spindletop Charities, Inc. and our Safe Community Program sponsors: • Texas Office of the Governor • The Hamill Foundation • Harris County Commissioners Court – Commissioner R. Jack Cagle • The Longenbaugh Fund • Houston PetSet • Lawrence and Linda Levy