September is a great month for many reasons. It is also a sad day for those of us that were and still are impacted by the events of September 11, 2001. This September I challenge each of you to Thank a Veteran and to become better citizens as September 17 is Citizenship (or Constitution) Day in … [Read more...]
Turkey Day Safety Tips
The Holidays are here. And that often times means traveling by planes, trains and automobiles (FYI, one of my favorite holiday movies...). While traveling should be painless and seeing family should be fun, that occasionally takes a lot of work (and luck) to avoid any tragedies. Here are a few … [Read more...]
Winter Car Seat Safety Tips
Winter is here. Or at least Arizona’s version of winter. And that means pants, sweaters and jackets for our little ones. While we always want to do the best and provide the warmest, safest and most loving car ride that we can offer. Winter Car Seat Safety Tips But we may be actually inadvertently … [Read more...]
Halloween Safety Tips
Halloween Safety Tips Halloween is one of my family’s favorite holidays! We love walking around the neighborhood and looking at decorations, ghosts, goblins, eating candy, and seeing all of the costumes! With all the spooky fun that Halloween brings, did you know that children are 2 times more … [Read more...]
Sleep Safety For Babies
October is Sleep Safe and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month Every October, parents, advocates, and caregivers are invited to join Safe to Sleep® and its partners to encourage safe infant sleep and help raise awareness about SIDS. Although the rates of SIDS and other sleep-related … [Read more...]
Fire Prevention Month
October is Fire Prevention Month and specifically the week of October 6th - 12th is National Fire Safety Week. We will be sending out periodic safety tips covering all things fire safety related this month, from smoke alarms to gas detectors, water flow alarms, space heater usage, and many more fire … [Read more...]
Fire Safety for Realtors
As a trusted Real Estate professional, you have the complete, undivided attention of your clients and the ability to offer fire safety tips to transcend a single transaction with your clients during Fire Prevention Month. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), more than 4,000 … [Read more...]
Childhood Fire Related Fatalities
On average, in the United States someone dies in a fire every 162 minutes and someone is injured every 32 minutes. The following statistics are staggering when you think about the fact that most of this can be avoided with a few simple safety measures. The True Cost Of A Fire Fire departments in the … [Read more...]
Fall Prevention Awareness Week 2024
Fall Prevention Awareness Week As we grow older our bodies change in ways that can increase our risk of falling. In fact, falls are a leading cause of injury among older adults. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, each year millions of older people, those 65 and older, fall. … [Read more...]
Youth Sports and Concussion Awareness
Today, we are blessed with a guest blog from a personal friend and champion on and off the Football field. Coach Mike Brown is as down to Earth as it gets, and is serious about sports safety and as a Realtor, he brings that same passion to his professional life as well! Youth Sports and Concussion … [Read more...]
Patriot Day 2024
Patriot Day is an annual observance on September 11 to remember those who were injured or died during the terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001. Many Americans refer to Patriot Day as 9/11 or September 11th. Patriot Day should not be confused with Patriot’s Day, also known as … [Read more...]
Car Seat Safety Week 2024
Car accidents continue to be a leading cause of death for children. In 2019, an average of 2 children under 13 years of age were killed every day while riding in vehicles. Additionally, in 2019 an estimated 374 children were injured. 38% of those children who died in 2019 were unrestrained. Child … [Read more...]
Firefighter Led Programs Save Lives!
Home Hazard Prevention is owned and operated by a group of professional firefighters. Our many years of training qualifies us to be able to offer a complete safety program for keeping you and your family safe. “Think Safety, Live Safely!” is the HHP motto and that’s what we do for you on your … [Read more...]
Mobile CPR & AED Training is Here
We offer CPR/First Aid/AED training, at your location and on your time! Since every June is National CPR & AED Awareness Month, we would like to remind you that as a group of professional firefighters, we can offer you the best CPR training available. Here are some good reasons to learn … [Read more...]
National Immunization Awareness Month
August is a time when most kids are starting back to school, or going for the first time ever. There are WAY too many topics to write about, so here is a link to the American Academy of Pediatrics to see what they recommend. However, a very important (and controversial) topic is immunizations. … [Read more...]
Back to school shouldn’t mean back to toxins!
Allyson McCormack is on a mission to clean up AZ one home, one business, one school at a time! As a Norwex Independent Consultant she provides educational workshops (Good Clean Fun) to adults and kids on the greenest cleaning method - water and specialty microfiber along with the opportunity to … [Read more...]
5 Important Keys To Water Safety
My name is Angelee Holt and I have been teaching Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) lessons in Queen Creek for 11+ years. I chose ISR for my oldest child when he was just 15 months old and went through the training that same summer (2007). After having my first child I became so much more aware of … [Read more...]
Become A Water Water Today!
Arizona always leads the nation in drowning. (Top 5) This, obviously, is not a statistic that we should be proud of as Arizonans. Several factors lead to this status. It often seems like there is a pool, canal, or other body of water nearly every 300 feet. Our amazing weather means that we can go … [Read more...]
CPR Training Near Queen Creek
CPR Classes Near Queen Creek Are you considering a CPR or First Aid class near Queen Creek? We understand that when it comes to getting CPR certified, there are many options available. It may be overwhelming when looking at all of the different course options, levels of certifications, locations of … [Read more...]
National Stress Awareness Month
Good morning friends! April is National Stress Awareness Month. Did you know that stress is a leading cause of death for Americans? Stress is linked in many ways to disease and poor health. Though it may not directly cause illness, it does lower your immune system, weakens your digestive track, and … [Read more...]
Invitational Hazards
As a Real Estate Professional, your job is to match your client to the perfect home and perfect mortgage for them. Home Hazard Prevention feels there is so much more that you can offer your clients. Invitational Hazards Reviewing invitational hazards with your clients is a great way to learn more … [Read more...]
10 Reasons To Learn CPR
It’s standard procedure to find fire extinguishers in businesses. As an employee, you are trained on placement and use of the fire extinguishers though you may never experience a fire for a long as you work there, but you’ll have the tools to extinguish or help slow the spread of a … [Read more...]
CPR Required For Arizona Students
Instruction on cardiopulmonary resuscitation; exemptions; definition: ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2019, school districts and charter schools may SHALL provide public school pupils with one or more training sessions in CPR, through the use of psycho-motor skills in an age-appropriate manner, during High … [Read more...]
Whose Responsibility is Poison Control in The Home?
The 3rd week of every March is the annual National Poison Prevention Week. Here is a great article from one of our resident safety experts, who specializes in Poison Abatement and control in the home. Her products are clean, green, environmentally friendly, and most importantly; family safe! Here is … [Read more...]
National Sleep Awareness Week
Good morning friends! Have you ever fallen asleep with an infant in your bed because you wanted to cuddle one minute more or were just too tired to get up to put the baby back to bed? This week marks National Sleep Awareness Week (March 10-16th). I suffer from insomnia, so I know first hand how … [Read more...]
4 Tips You Need To Know About Water Safety And CPR To Keep Your Family Safe
Tips You Need to Know About Water Safety Did you know that drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in children ages 1-4 and the #2 cause of death in children ages 5-9? (cite Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) In 2023, 133 drowning incidents occurred in Arizona- with 57 deaths … [Read more...]
May – Small Business & Older American Month
May is anther busy month, just like March and April before. May is National Older American Month, National Building Safety Month, National Small Business Week, Military Appreciation Month, and Wildfire Prevention Month. And let’s not forget Mother’s Day! May- Small Business & Older American … [Read more...]
Youth Sports & CPR
Youth Sports & CPR “Sudden cardiac death during sports is a tragic event that has a significant impact not only on the victim, but also the broader community…Preparing coaches and athletic trainers for an emergency is important for improving the likelihood of survival in the event of cardiac … [Read more...]
Labor Day Fun!
It’s true, summer is almost over. So, I have an idea. Let’s forget about all the things we had to do to get ready for the school year and finish out the summer in style with a great Labor Day weekend, with fun for kids and adults alike. Labor Day Fun! First, a very brief history on Labor Day. Labor … [Read more...]
International Overdose Awareness Day
Each year, August 31st is observed as International Overdose Awareness Day, which is a global event set aside to raise awareness of overdoses. With the rising number of opioid overdoses across the U.S., CPR and First Aid training classes are starting to incorporate the signs, symptoms, and … [Read more...]
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