Safety
Mental Health & Emotional Safety
Mental health is an essential part of our overall well-being and safety. It’s completely normal to feel sad, anxious, or overwhelmed when life gets tough. But sometimes, these feelings can grow into a crisis that affects both our emotional and physical health.
Safety at Home
Fire hazards, unsecured guns, prescription opioids, and lack of child supervision near backyard swimming pools can turn a safe space into a dangerous one. Creating a safer home means being aware of these dangers and taking steps to prevent them, for everyone, at every age.
Safety in your Community
Everyone deserves a safe environment to grow, thrive, and age with dignity. We all need secure spaces to live, learn, work, and play—supported by safe roads, accessible healthcare, and communities free from violence. Achieving this requires strong infrastructure, smart policies, and everyday actions that prioritize safety and well-being for all.
Safety at Work
Work is a central part of our lives—we spend a significant portion of our time on the job. Employers play a vital role in creating safe working conditions that not only protect employees but also empower them to make safer choices on the job.