Planning a Safe Activity
Key principles in the videos below provide essential elements for planning fun, uplifting, and safe activities.
Key Principles for Safe Activities
These key principles provide essential elements for planning fun, uplifting, and safe activities.These key principles provide essential elements for planning fun, uplifting, and safe activities.
Distracted Driving
Distractions are known to compromise the safety of the driver, passengers, pedestrians, and people in other vehicles. Learn more about how to prevent distracted driving below.
Drowsy Driving
Watch this video to see which behaviors can lead to drowsy driving.
Trek Safety
To help youth learn from the experiences of the handcart pioneers, leaders may plan handcart trek reenactments for youth conferences.
Get in Shape
Watch this video to see how a youth leader physically prepared himself for an activity.
Planning and Relying on the Spirit
Steve Thelin, rocket scientist and youth leader, takes his youth group on a camping and hiking trip in the Grand Canyon. Watch how their advanced planning, training, preparation, and willingness to listen to the Spirit led them safely out of a life-threatening experience.
Event and Activity Plan
Use for planning an event or activity that includes special considerations, an overnight stay, or travel outside the local area.
Recreational Property Health and Safety Checklist
The health and safety of camp guests are essential priorities in the management of Church camps. Reasonable efforts should be made to ensure that camp guests have a positive and uplifting experience.
Severe Weather Planning Fact Sheet
This fact sheet addresses severe weather planning for the protection of participants taking part in Church-sponsored events.