School Poster & Bag Tag
In order to receive your personalized Student Safety Poster or Backpack Tag, please fill out the form below with your child's details. Our team will craft a personalized poster that you can easily share with your child's educators.
Why This Poster Can Make a Difference
- Personalization: Tailor-made to feature the child's name, photograph, and relevant health information, it ensures that teachers can quickly associate the essential details with the child's identity.
- Visibility: This poster should be strategically placed in appropriate classrooms, the office, the gym and other common school locations. The poster will help familiarize school staff with the child's condition, which can help lead to a rapid and accurate emergency response.
- Educational Resources: Via the QR code and link on the poster, you can educate the school community on how to save a life, equipping everyone with critical lifesaving knowledge in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest.
- Guidance: Clear instructions on the poster provide a guide for immediate actions to be taken in an emergency, potentially saving precious time and lives.
The Canadian SADS Foundation upholds the strictest privacy standards. All information provided is treated with utmost confidentiality and is used solely to support the creation of your child's "Student Safety Poster".
School Safety Poster & Backpack Tag Request
Enter all relevant details into this form and we will create a custom Student Safety Poster or Backpack Tag for your child. Encourage your school to display the poster in the office, the gym, relevant classrooms and other pertinent areas within the school. Place the backpack tag insert in a standard 2.5" x 4.25" luggage tag pouch, and place it on your child's backpack or luggage. While we provide these posters and tags at no cost to families, creating them involves significant resources. Your generous donation can help us continue to offer these vital tools and ensure that every classroom can be equipped with the knowledge to protect our children with SADS conditions as well as the school community as a whole.