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Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition

Injury is one of the leading causes of death and disability in Hawaii for all children. Injury is responsible for more deaths of children and young adults in Hawaii, age 1-17, than all other causes combined. KIPC highlights safety information regarding recalled products, preventing automobile injury, violence prevention, among others. Includes the Safety Seat Fitting Station Schedule. Please contact 537-9200. - http://www.kipchawaii.org/index.aspx

Poison Control Center 1-800-222-1222

Please contact the free, confidential Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222 immediately if you suspect poisoning. - http://www.1-800-222-1222.info/1800/home.asp

Safety Seat Fitting Stations Listing

This following link lists the Safety Seat Stations and their contact information. Please contact 537-9200 for general information. - http://www.kipchawaii.org/SafetySeat/safetyseat.aspx

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University of Hawai`i Pediatric Residency Program

The mission of the University of Hawai`i Pediatric Residency Program, a three-year program designed to prepare physicians for a career in Primary Care Pediatrics, is to educate and train pediatricians who will lead the community in caring and advocating for the children of Hawai`i and the Pacific Basin.

Mission Statement

The mission of The Children's Advocacy Project (CAP) is to help bridge the gap between the many quality social service agencies in the Hawaii area and the families that need their help the most. To bridge this gap, we aim to empower and to inform those that care for the children of Hawaii through this web site. The CAP will assist families, health care professionals, and social service providers by furnishing the tools necessary to connect families in need to the appropriate social service agencies that serve them.

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