
What is the National Safety Council's Safety Ambassador Program?
It’s an outreach program focusing on motor vehicle safety, falls prevention, unintentional drug overdose, and overexertion. Whether directly, or indirectly, each of us has been touched by these issues. Yet, the injuries and deaths caused in these areas are preventable. Change can happen, but the Council can’t do it alone.
NSC needs your help.
Please talk to your local businesses, your friends, and your family. NSC needs you to help your community understand how they can stay safe behind the wheel, in the community, and while at home. And, they're giving you the materials you need to be successful.
Safety Ambassador kit enables anyone to advocate for safety.The program empowers you to help the public. A few ways you can use this program include:
* Approach your local schools to educate
teens about distractions behind the wheel
* Increase awareness of the dangers of
overexertion and how to avoid it
* Offer tips to minimize falls within your
workplace or home
* Help others develop best practices and
enforce good driving behaviors
* Help people prevent unintentional drug
overdose by understanding their risks
If you don’t feel comfortable presenting the enclosed materials, print out the posters and tip sheets and ask your local businesses to display them.
Who can be a Safety Ambassador?
Anyone who cares about safety and health.
What is the cost involved to participate?
This is a free program with no requirements. It really is just about making the world safer.
Do I need to be a member of the National Safety Council to be a Safety Ambassador?
No. The purpose of this program is strictly to increase awareness in identified areas where the greatest number of people are being injured or killed.
How do I get started?
The Safety Ambassador kit contains everything you need - posters, tip sheets, and presentations. These materials are for you to use and share. You can download the kit or request the CD when you register to participate. Participating is easy.