Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Monday, December 03, 2012
If You are Thinking of Trying Bath Salts (no, not the kind you put in your bath)...Think Again
Information about "bath salts" and other dangerous synthetic drugs at Narconon.Com.
"A recreation drug called bath salts, which is a synthetic methamphetamine, has been gaining popularity over the past couple of years. Up until very recently it was legal and sold in convenience stores. New reports indicate that they have very similar addictive effects as cocaine".
Read the full story here:
http://www.narconon.org/blog/narconon/studies-show-that-bath-salts-are-as-addictive-as-cocaine/
If you or some one you know needs help for an addiction:
http://www.narconon.org/drug-rehab/short-term-vs-long-term-drug-rehab.html
Go to www.drugfree.org/drug-guide to download a guide that will help you identify dangerous street drugs.
"A recreation drug called bath salts, which is a synthetic methamphetamine, has been gaining popularity over the past couple of years. Up until very recently it was legal and sold in convenience stores. New reports indicate that they have very similar addictive effects as cocaine".
Read the full story here:
http://www.narconon.org/blog/narconon/studies-show-that-bath-salts-are-as-addictive-as-cocaine/
If you or some one you know needs help for an addiction:
http://www.narconon.org/drug-rehab/short-term-vs-long-term-drug-rehab.html
Go to www.drugfree.org/drug-guide to download a guide that will help you identify dangerous street drugs.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Have a Happy Thanksgiving 2012, everyone!
The Mark Kilroy Foundation and S.A.F.E. Program Staff
Monday, October 08, 2012
The S.A.F.E. Program gives away shirts and bugs at the Child Safety Fair in Santa Fe on October 6th!
The Santa Fe Parks and Recreation Board sponsored an annual Child Safety Fair on October 6th at Tambrella Park in Santa Fe, Texas. Santa Fe Police Department, Santa Fe Fire and Rescue, the Mark Kilroy Foundation S.A.F.E. Program, Galveston County Health District, and many other local organizations had booths with prizes, games, and literature for the children and adults that attended. Drinks, hot dogs, popcorn, balloons, and prizes (over 30 bicycles and bicycle safety equipment) were given away from 10-1 PM! The S.A.F.E. Program gave away shirts from their summer program as well as a "jar of bugs". The kids had to guess how many and the prize went to the first to guess correctly.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Master Drummer/Musician Greg Babineaux and the Hitchcock S.A.F.E. Summer Percussionists
Drummer Greg Babineaux with the Hitchcock S.A.F.E. Summer Camp
July 18, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
The Mark Kilroy Foundation's S.A.F.E. Summer Program has begun accepting summer enrollment forms for the districts of Santa Fe, Texas and Hitchcock, Texas! The Santa Fe program is in June; the Hitchcock Program will be in July. Hope to see your children there! (Children must reside in the districts: see flier details. Also each child must have a completed enrollment form, which is only available through either district or The Mark Kilroy Foundation at 12026 16th Street, Santa Fe, Texas)
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The Mark Kilroy Foundation's S.A.F.E. Summer Program has begun accepting summer enrollment forms for the districts of Santa Fe, Texas and Hitchcock, Texas! The Santa Fe program is in June; the Hitchcock Program will be in July. Hope to see your children there! (Children must reside in the districts: see flier details. Also each child must have a completed enrollment form, which is only available through either district or The Mark Kilroy Foundation at 12026 16th Street, Santa Fe, Texas)
Friday, December 09, 2011
CITY OF SANTA FE Toys for Tots
FILL THE BOX FOR THE TOTS!!!
(Official
drop off location)
WHAT: “TOYS FOR TOTS”
Program
WHERE: LOCATED IN THE LOBBY AT SANTA FE CITY
HALL.
WHEN: NOW – DECEMBER 15,
2011
WHY: TO PUT SMILES ON LITTLE FACES! and it makes your heart feel good too!
(Toys will be distributed to the Children in the Santa Fe Community.)
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Friday, June 03, 2011
Congratulations to The Laura Recovery Center for Missing Children! They won a new Toyota. Toyota is giving away 100 cars for good on Facebook, to 100 different charities. LRC deserves it!
S.A.F.E. Summer Program begins Monday, June 6th!
We're looking forward to another great S.A.F.E. Summer Program. Sign up at 12026 16th Street, Santa Fe, Texas. This year, we're adding Hitchcock I.S.D. to our program. It starts on July 11th.
In Santa Fe, the program will be held at Runge Park, 4605 Peck Avenue in Santa Fe.
In Hitchcock, the program will be held at the Hitchcock Primary Cafeteria.
We'll post pictures at a later date!
Thanks for your support.
MKF/Safe Communities Coalition
We're looking forward to another great S.A.F.E. Summer Program. Sign up at 12026 16th Street, Santa Fe, Texas. This year, we're adding Hitchcock I.S.D. to our program. It starts on July 11th.
In Santa Fe, the program will be held at Runge Park, 4605 Peck Avenue in Santa Fe.
In Hitchcock, the program will be held at the Hitchcock Primary Cafeteria.
We'll post pictures at a later date!
Thanks for your support.
MKF/Safe Communities Coalition
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The 2011 S.A.F.E. Summer Program is just weeks away! First session will begin on June 6, at Runge Park in Santa Fe. We will have three fun weeks packed with fieldtrips, guest speakers, games, art, and all sorts of excitement. We are limiting each week to a maximum of 60 students for grades 1-5 (must have completed 1st grade). Your child may attend only one of the weeks in order to serve more youth.
Youth 6th-12th grades will have the opportunity to go on fieldtrips three fridays in June, beginning June 10. Teens will also be offered free archery, golf and tennis lessons throughout the summer.
Space is limited, so fill out your applications immediately and return them (with $5.00 committment fee attached) to the Mark Kilroy Foundation drop box as per instructions. Watch for the applications at your child's (SFISD) school. They should be bringing them home by the second week in May. For your convenience, forms will also be available at the Mark Kilroy Foundation S.A.F.E. Center, 12026 16th Street. A drop box is located right above the forms.
We would like to add a big thank you to our sponsors and members of the Safe Communities Coalition, The Mark Kilroy Foundation, the City of Santa Fe, and Santa Fe Independent School District.
NEWSFLASH!! We are adding a new FREE Hitchcock Summer Program this year. Dates will be from July 11-22nd. Your child may only attend one free week, so that more students may be able to attend. Forms for this new program will be out by the 4th week of May and will be delivered to Hitchcock ISD (as well as having them here at the Mark Kilroy Foundation). The format for this program will be the same as Santa Fe's...four days each week for 1-5th grades and two free fieldtrips for Hitchcock 6-12th grades, on July 15 and July 22.
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Mark Kilroy Foundation
16th Annual Dinner-Dance Fund Raiser
Benefit for S.A.F.E. Youth Activities
Saturday, February 19, 2011
6:30 pm - 10:30 pm (Doors open at 6:00 pm)
Our Lady of Lourdes Madonna Hall
10114 Highway 6 - Hitchcock
Music, Prizes, Auction & Much More
Ticket prices:
Corporate Table for 10 - $ 250
Reserved Table for 8 - $ 140
Couple - $35
Single - $20
Sponsorships:
(includes table for 10)
Platinum $5,000
Gold $2,500
Silver $1,000
Bronze $ 500
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
Tickets available from:
S.A.F.E. Center 409-925-7771
Jim & Helen Kilroy 409-925-3819
Santa Fe City Hall 409-925-6412
Amegy Bank, SF 281-337-9552
Amoco FCU, SF 409-925-9150
BBVA Compass Bank, SF 409-925-2557
Gardner State Farm Ins, SF 409-925-2511
Texas First Bank, Santa Fe 409-925-2582
Texas First Bank, Hitchcock 409-986-5541
16th Annual Dinner-Dance Fund Raiser
Benefit for S.A.F.E. Youth Activities
Saturday, February 19, 2011
6:30 pm - 10:30 pm (Doors open at 6:00 pm)
Our Lady of Lourdes Madonna Hall
10114 Highway 6 - Hitchcock
Music, Prizes, Auction & Much More
Ticket prices:
Corporate Table for 10 - $ 250
Reserved Table for 8 - $ 140
Couple - $35
Single - $20
Sponsorships:
(includes table for 10)
Platinum $5,000
Gold $2,500
Silver $1,000
Bronze $ 500
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY
Tickets available from:
S.A.F.E. Center 409-925-7771
Jim & Helen Kilroy 409-925-3819
Santa Fe City Hall 409-925-6412
Amegy Bank, SF 281-337-9552
Amoco FCU, SF 409-925-9150
BBVA Compass Bank, SF 409-925-2557
Gardner State Farm Ins, SF 409-925-2511
Texas First Bank, Santa Fe 409-925-2582
Texas First Bank, Hitchcock 409-986-5541
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
The S.A.F.E. Program, along with the Mark Kilroy Foundation, wants to wish you a very happy and healthy New Year!
We have many questions from parents on how to deal with their children. Rather than telling them what to do, or barking a command, Dr. Jim Fay says this method might work to your advantage. Here's an excerpt from Dr. Jim Fay's Christmas letter:
I last wrote about the power of questions: how questions can actually divert the brain's focus. A person who is thinking in one direction can suddenly find himself/herself thinking in a totally different direction when hit with a question.
An example of this happened when Jill said to her teacher, "Well, I wasn't the only one throwing food." Her teacher responded with empathy and a question, "Oh, this is sad. Where are you going to eat now that you can't eat in the cafeteria any more?"
"Huh?" Jill's brain, driven by nature to answer questions, had to switch gears and go off in a totally different direction.
Most things we say can be turned into a question, putting us in charge of the conversation. Here are some examples of changing orders or statements into questions:
Order: "You aren't going to talk like that in this house."
Question: "Is this the right place for that language? Thank you."
Order: "If you don't do your homework, you're going to get a bad grade."
Question: "What kind of grade do you think you'll get without doing your homework?"
Order: "You are not going to drive if you drink."
Question: "What do you think will happen to your driving privileges if I start worrying about you drinking?"
Order: "You guys better quit fighting over that remote control."
Question: "Have you guys thought about what might happen to the remote if you keep fighting over it?"
Order: "Quit that bickering!"
Question: "Hey, guys, what do you think is going to happen if that doesn't stop?"
Another example of using a question to change a situation happened when Dr. Charles Fay witnessed three young boys on the school bus becoming rowdy. A teacher told them to settle down. They didn't. Dr. Fay went over to sit with them and asked, "Hey guys. Which one of those Pokemon figures spits fire?"
As you can guess, the entire scenario changed as these kids started answering and talking. No discipline was needed. A simple question made a huge change.
If you find these articles helpful, find over a hundred more in our Love and Logic Powder Room Reader and forward this article to a friend.
Jim Fay
We have many questions from parents on how to deal with their children. Rather than telling them what to do, or barking a command, Dr. Jim Fay says this method might work to your advantage. Here's an excerpt from Dr. Jim Fay's Christmas letter:
I last wrote about the power of questions: how questions can actually divert the brain's focus. A person who is thinking in one direction can suddenly find himself/herself thinking in a totally different direction when hit with a question.
An example of this happened when Jill said to her teacher, "Well, I wasn't the only one throwing food." Her teacher responded with empathy and a question, "Oh, this is sad. Where are you going to eat now that you can't eat in the cafeteria any more?"
"Huh?" Jill's brain, driven by nature to answer questions, had to switch gears and go off in a totally different direction.
Most things we say can be turned into a question, putting us in charge of the conversation. Here are some examples of changing orders or statements into questions:
Order: "You aren't going to talk like that in this house."
Question: "Is this the right place for that language? Thank you."
Order: "If you don't do your homework, you're going to get a bad grade."
Question: "What kind of grade do you think you'll get without doing your homework?"
Order: "You are not going to drive if you drink."
Question: "What do you think will happen to your driving privileges if I start worrying about you drinking?"
Order: "You guys better quit fighting over that remote control."
Question: "Have you guys thought about what might happen to the remote if you keep fighting over it?"
Order: "Quit that bickering!"
Question: "Hey, guys, what do you think is going to happen if that doesn't stop?"
Another example of using a question to change a situation happened when Dr. Charles Fay witnessed three young boys on the school bus becoming rowdy. A teacher told them to settle down. They didn't. Dr. Fay went over to sit with them and asked, "Hey guys. Which one of those Pokemon figures spits fire?"
As you can guess, the entire scenario changed as these kids started answering and talking. No discipline was needed. A simple question made a huge change.
If you find these articles helpful, find over a hundred more in our Love and Logic Powder Room Reader and forward this article to a friend.
Jim Fay
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