McLane Children's Hospital presents The RED Program

Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's Hospital is hosting the Reality Education for Drivers—RED—Program for young drivers (14-25 years old) and their parents or guardians.* This free one day course focuses on driving SECURE (wear your seatbelt!), SILENT (free of distractions like cell phones) and SOBER (no alcohol or drug use while driving).

 The course includes class discussions, multimedia presentations, hands on activities and a “behind the scenes” tour of the hospital’s state of the art trauma center. There is also a special section for parents, guardians, and other adult influencers in which RED associates share research-based tools that can be used to help teens become safer drivers.

 All students will receive a Certificate of Completion for community service hours** at the end of the course. Adults will receive a bag of “tools” for helping their young driver.

The class will be held in the Multipurpose Room which is just off the main lobby. Park in the main hospital parking lot and enter the main front door. Proceed to the information desk where you will be directed to the classroom.

Please be aware lunch will not be provided. Participants may purchase lunch or snacks from the hospital's cafeteria.

 For more information, contact Tasha Whitaker at 254- 202-6531 Tasha.Whitaker1@bswhealth.org, Abigail Ryan at 254-202-6534, Abigail.Ryan@BSWHealth.org, or Dan Worley at 254-202-6532, Dan.Worley@bswhealth.org.

 Class size is limited so registration is on a first come, first served basis. SIGN UP TODAY!

 *A parent or guardian must be present with participant(s) under 18 years old.

 **The amount of community service hours granted for attending RED is at the sole discretion of the referral source. Some jurisdictions do not allow persons attending to count RED at community service.