Kids' Plates Funded Areas of Injury

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The California Injury Prevention Network (CIPN) is a statewide resource funded by the California Kids’ Plates Program. The Kids’ Plates Program works to reduce the impact of childhood injuries by providing technical support and grant funding to programs in California that use best and promising practices to address child and adolescent unintentional injury prevention. The Kids’ Plates Program also funds numerous capacity development opportunities, such as the CIPN website, to continue the advancement of childhood injury prevention. The Kids' Plates Program funds the following nine areas of childhood injury:

• Bike Safety
• Drowning Prevention
• Fall Prevention
• Fire and Burn Prevention
• Motor Vehicle Occupant Safety
• Pedestrian Safety
• Poison Prevention
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and Safe Sleeping Habits

• Unintentional Firearm Injury

Kids' Plates Fact Sheets on Developmental Stages and Unintentional Injury Prevention:

• Child Safety for Ages 0 to 6 Months
• Child Safety for Ages 7 to 12 Months
• Child Safety for Ages 1 to 3 Years 
• Child Safety for Ages 4 to 5 Years
• Child Safety for Ages 6 to 8 Years
• Child Safety for Ages 9 to 12 Years
• Child Safety for Ages 13 to 18 Years

 Kids' Plates Fact Sheets on Unintentional Injury Prevention in Spanish:

• Defienda a Los Niños Años 0 a 8

• Defienda a Los Niños Años 9 a 20

For more information on the Kids’ Plates Program please visit: www.kidsplates.org