Summers are here, and so is the temptation to enjoy many outdoor activities with your family. While many families go on a vacation, touring and swimming in the clear blues of Maldives, many prefer summer camps above all forms of joy. According to research from Nationwide Children’s, about 11 million children and young adults go…
Summers, warm weather, and a dozen of outdoor activities sure sound like a perfect family vacation. However, as exciting as the picture is, the warm weather could bring long a rather concerning issue — heat strokes. As of July 15th, 2022, the National Weather Service has predicted severe weather changes across different parts of the…
An estimated 3,960 fatal unintentional drownings occur in the United States each year, including those caused by boats. This equates to an average of 11 drowning fatalities each day. Drowning remains the major cause of accidental deaths in the world, and with a few significant safety tips, we can reduce the fatalities it causes. Understanding…
“The Fourth of July is a sacred day in our country – it’s a time to celebrate the goodness of our nation, the only nation on Earth founded based on an idea: that all people are created equal. Make no mistake; our best days still lie ahead.” Said the President of the United States, Joe…
Life is unpredictable. You never know when you or your family may experience extreme emotional stress and grief due to unexpected disasters like illness, accident, permanent disability, or even death. Insurance is a promise of reimbursement for a certain loss, damage, illness, or death provided by an insurance firm in exchange for payment of a…
The refreshing pitter-patter, soothing smell of wet sand, and grey clouds casting shadows are the things pluviophile’s live for. The wet season is about to kick off in the United States (July and August), and before it causes any casualties, it’s important to highlight the greatest hazard it can bring. Lightning is the worst form…
The International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organization introduced June 15 as the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day in 2006. Given the physical and emotional abuse associated with senior citizens, the day aims to raise awareness among individuals, communities, and organizations. The Need For Elder Abuse Awareness Elder people…
National Safety Council has declared June the National Safety Month in the United States since 1996. The initiative aims to reevaluate personal safety and environmental safety practices and improve upon them. This month-long event focuses on spreading awareness about safety hazards and injuries in industrial labor. National Safety Month – 2022 Theme Each week of…
In loving memory of Etan Patz, a six-year-old kid who went missing from the New York City Street corner on May 25, 1979, President Ronald Reagan established the National Missing Children’s Day. Etan never came back home and was declared dead in 2001, but it was due to his disappearance that the missing children movement…
Honoring America’s law enforcement authority, President Kennedy, in 1962, introduced May 15th as the National Peace Officers Memorial Day. The calendar week during which May 15th falls is observed as the National Police Week. This is the time to honor the sacrifices made by dedicated officers and celebrate the accomplishments of law enforcement in the…