Preparing for hurricane season

Childcare Now Safer Thanks to Emergency ID

Childcare providers better prepared for future hurricanes and other disasters now with Emergency ID.

Ashland, MA (PRWEB) May 19, 2007 — The Center to Prevent Lost Children (CPLC) (www.PreventingLostChildren.org), together with its preferred partners, Wander Wear Inc. (www.wander-wear.com) and The National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA) (www.naccrra.org), announce a recommended emergency child ID solution. In August 2005, NACCRRA launched a major disaster-planning initiative to prepare child care programs across the nation for disasters. A critical recommendation in its guidelines is for child care providers to have emergency identification available for all children in case of any type of disaster where the children may be separated from the child care provider.

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Child found in Kentucky

Details were not released so it is not clear whether it was a carjacking or if she was left unattended while sitting in the Dodge Durango. Fortunately a Louisville, Kentucky was child was found safe.

A 5-year-old girl was found safe early Monday, 3 1/2 hours after the SUV she was in was stolen in the 2700 block of Greenwood Road, a MetroSafe Communications dispatcher said

 The SUV was reported stolen from in front of apartments on Greenwood Road at 10:35 p.m., a MetroSafe dispatcher said earlier Monday.
 

Additional Kids left in Cars stories here or here.

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