From car seats to product recalls, we’re dedicated to protecting kids where they live, learn, and play. The Partnership for Children proudly serves as the lead agency for Safe Kids Johnston County, working together with community partners to prevent injuries and keep children safe.
Our mission is simple: to reduce preventable injuries — the leading cause of death and disability in children. Through safety education, free car seat checks, and family resources, Safe Kids Johnston County helps parents and caregivers make informed choices every day.
Every year, thousands of children are injured in accidents that could have been prevented. Safe Kids Johnston County provides education, outreach, and resources to help families create safer homes, vehicles, and play spaces.
Did you know that motor vehicle crashes are one of the leading causes of injury and death for children — and that 73% of car seats are used or installed incorrectly? Safe Kids Johnston County offers FREE car seat checks to help ensure your child’s safety on every trip.
Our certified technicians will:
If you’re unsure about your child’s car seat setup, schedule an appointment today.
Hundreds of children’s products are recalled every year by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Staying informed helps families prevent accidents caused by unsafe toys, clothing, furniture, and household items.
Safe Kids Johnston County provides regular updates on recalled products and safe purchasing tips to help you make confident decisions for your family.
View the latest recall list through Safe Kids Worldwide.
Subscribe for monthly safety alerts and updates.
Always check the back seat.
The inside of a car can reach 125°F within minutes, even with windows cracked open. Sadly, dozens of children die each year after being left or trapped in hot vehicles.
No one ever thinks it will happen to them — but it only takes a moment of distraction. Before you lock your car, remember:
Always check the back seat. Place an essential item (like your phone or purse) in the back to ensure you look before leaving your vehicle.
Lithium “button” batteries power everything from remote controls to musical cards — but if swallowed, they can cause serious injury or even death. A swallowed battery can burn through a child’s esophagus in less than two hours.
If you suspect your child has swallowed a battery, go to the emergency room immediately.
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Safe Kids Johnston County partners with hospitals, law enforcement, schools, and community organizations to deliver safety programs across the county. Together, we’re creating a safer, stronger community for children to grow and thrive.
From safety seat distribution events to home safety education, our initiatives empower families with the knowledge and tools to prevent injuries before they happen.