Safe Start helping rural communities during Child Passenger Safety Week
Safe Start founder Liz Montgomery demonstrates how to safely and properly restrain an infant in a car seat during a recent car seat safety check event. She and her Rural Education Outreach team are conducting free car seat checks for families throughout the region for National Child Passenger Safety Week.
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Brian Rauscher, director of operations for Safe Start, is seen Tuesday in the nonprofit's warehouse in Coeur d'Alene. Safe Start's Rural Education Outreach team is traveling throughout North Idaho to conduct free car seat checks for families in small communities.
DEVIN WEEKS/Press
Car seat experts from the Safe Start Infant and Child Health and Safety nonprofit are hitting the road for National Child Passenger Safety Week.
Safe Start founder Liz Montgomery and director of operations Brian Rauscher are on their way to rural communities across North Idaho and farther south to conduct car seat safety checks in towns that may not otherwise have access to those resources.
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