La Paz County Public Health Education & Prevention Program
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La Paz County Public Health Education & Prevention Program
601 Riverside Dr. Suites 9 &10
Parker, AZ 85344
United States - Ads
- Telephone:
- (928) 669-1062
- Telephone:
- Toll Free: 1-866-908-MAKE (6253)
- Fax:
- (928) 669-9154
- Web:
- http://www.co.la-paz.az.us
Car crashes are a leading killer of children ages 3-14 in the United States. LPC PHEPP teaches parents and caregivers to use the right safety gear for kids when they are in vehicles on every ride. There are many tools parents and caregivers can use to help reduce the risk of injury and death to children who ride in vehicles. Please contact our office for more information or to schedule an appointment to have a technician check your car seats. Car seats are available to qualifying families. Remember to buckle up on every ride, and make sure kids age 12 and under always ride properly restrained in a back seat.
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