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Road Safety Programs for Schools and Communities

You can now easily request a program for your school or organization through our interest form.

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Choose the Right Program for Your Group

CoxHealth's injury prevention team offers free programs to teach children, teens, and adults how to stay safe on Missouri roads. From classroom lessons to live mock crashes, we bring real stories and hands-on experiences right to your school or organization.

We offer several formats depending on your audience's age, schedule, and goals. All programs are led by our injury prevention coordinator and can be scheduled for your school, church, workplace, or community organization.

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Our Programs

Crash Course

An engaging classroom program covering crash forces, seat belts, distracted driving, and impaired driving. Flexible for 1 hour to a full day. Any class size.

Ages 15+

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Crash Course: Passenger Seat

An engaging program that teaches people of all ages how to stay safer inside a vehicle — covering proper seat belt use, booster seats, crash forces, and defensive awareness from the passenger seat.

All ages

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Docudrama (Mock Crash)

A live, staged crash scene with real emergency responders — fire trucks, ambulances, and even a helicopter. Followed by a survivor speaker assembly. A powerful school event.

High-schoolers and older

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Real Stories From Real People

Our Think First of the Ozarks chapter connects your group with victim impact speakers — people who have survived serious crashes and now share their stories to help others make safer choices. Each speaker brings a personal and emotional account of how one decision changed their life.

Think First of the Ozarks is part of the Think First National Injury Prevention Foundation. Our local chapter focuses on road safety, risky behavior, and fall prevention, and is led by Luke Spain, Chapter Director and Injury Prevention Coordinator at CoxHealth.

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