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radKids

making a difference by building a safer world one child at a time.

What is radKids?

The radKids program is providing children with hope and practical skills to RECOGNIZE, AVOID, and ESCAPE violence and abuse. Through the radKids training children become empowered learning to replace the fear, confusion, and panic of daily situations with confidence, personal safety skills, and self esteem.

Heroes as young as five years old, have escaped the realities of abduction, bullying, child abuse, sexual assault, and manipulation. In all of these incidents the children used tools, options, and abilities they acquired in radKid training to escape their attackers and return safely to loved ones.

We encourage you to take a few minutes to explore the radKids website and review our brochure in .pdf format

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New Class:

radKids class for kids ages 5-10

Dates:

June 23-27, 2008 (M-F)

Time:

9:00-10:30 am

Place:

Spectrum Champ Room - USU campus map

Cost (one time class fee):

$15.00 for 1 child
$25.00 for 2 children
$40.00 for 3 children
(Children must be from the same family)

Registration:

You must pre-register for this event. Regitration and payment are due by Tuesday, June 10, 2008. For registration and payment information please contact Judy Crockett at the USU Police Department: 797-1939.

For additional information please contact:
Judy Crockett: (435) 797-1939
Lt. Shane Sessions: (435) 797-7275
Officer Kim Ellis: (435) 797-1937

The Class:

USU Police proudly completed their first radKids training at Edith Bowen Elementary School on April 13, 2004. With 22 children participating, ranging in ages 5-11 years old, the class was not only a huge success but a big hit with all the kids!

The class starts with a warm-up.
Rad Kids class warm-up