NCL, Livable Forest Chapter, VP Patronesses Stacey Diamond and speaker Richard Bloom set the mood for the Personal Safety Presentation for Mothers and Daughters.
The ladies were Entertained and Empowered. Thank you Stacey Diamond and President Kim Depping for doing your part to insure the safety of your members
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Kreinhop Elementary - Violence Prevention for Educatonal Professionals 11-12-2014
Kreinhop Elementary Assistant Principal Lauren Dobbie and speaker Richard Bloom having fun before the empowering Violence Prevention presentation to around 65 teachers and staff. Thank you Lauren and Principal Sherri Trammell for doing your part to insure the safety of your teachers and staff.
"Richard, Our teachers found your presentation very beneficial. I had quite a few teachers tell me that they received good tips for something that no one wants to think about happening to them. I've recommended you to other schools in our district". Thank you. Lauren Dobbie
"Richard, Our teachers found your presentation very beneficial. I had quite a few teachers tell me that they received good tips for something that no one wants to think about happening to them. I've recommended you to other schools in our district". Thank you. Lauren Dobbie
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Reactive or Proactive?
Jordan Thomas has a "Protector" personal safety spray but never had to use it. She said," I was at Tidwell and 59 alone in my car with my dog. I had to get gas at a less than safe station. My training kicked in & I grabbed my spray, got out of my car and started to pump gas. I was approached by two men who gave me the famous up and down look. I proudly displayed my spray casually. The two men immediately turned around and headed in the opposite direction. If I had not had the spray, I really believe things would have turned out differently. Plan ahead! you never know when you might need the spray or the training"
11-11-2014
11-11-2014
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Montgomery Cotillion Violence Prevention Presentation
Richard Bloom presented a violence prevention presentation in two sessions to the young ladies of the Montgomery Cotillion organization. Thank you Tammy Gensheimer, Angela Girlinghouse, Jacqueline Kimball and all the great moms for doing your part to insure the safety of the young ladies.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
St. John Vianney Catholic Church, violence Prevention for Teachers & Staff 8-26-14
St. John Vianney's Ann Turner help speaker Richard Bloom kick of the Schools Personal Safety/Violence Prevention presentation. Thanks Ann for doing your part to insure the safety of your staff.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Montgomery Monarchs NCL Violence Prevention 5-13-2014
Personal Safety expert Richard Bloom with Abby Orr and the NCL girls showing off their best defensive moves. Thank you President, Molly Adame for doing your part to insure the safety of your 160 mothers and daughters.
"Richard, I just wanted to send a note to say how much the girls enjoyed your presentation. The goal was to get them thinking about different situations and they were all still talking it the next day. Thanks ! " Debbie Penshorn
"Richard, I just wanted to send a note to say how much the girls enjoyed your presentation. The goal was to get them thinking about different situations and they were all still talking it the next day. Thanks ! " Debbie Penshorn
Friday, March 21, 2014
Rotary Club of Lake Conroe "Human Sex Trafficking in Houston" 1-16-14
Although the Rotary Club of
Lake Conroe meets very early in the morning, our members quickly wake up with
wonderful food (thanks to Chef Rick at Walden Yacht Club), wonderful fellowship
(thanks to the great 50 or so Rotarians in our club) and wonderful and
inspiring programs (thanks to speakers such as RICHARD BLOOM, who educated us
recently on sex trafficking.) Richard is President of Human Sex Trafficking
Educational Foundation, whose mission is "To provide awareness programs
and educational events to create an awareness of the existence of and damage
being done by the Human Sex Trafficking industry." At our meeting,
Richard explained that Human Sex Trafficking is a multi billion dollar business
and that Houston is the 2nd largest trafficking area in America. In
addition, the buying and selling of people is the second largest criminal
enterprise in the world, second only to drug trafficking. Unfortunately, this
industry is not just "someplace else" as it is estimated that
200,000 American Teens are at risk each year and that statistically three out of
four teens that run away from home will be forced into the Sex Trafficking
business within three weeks. The goal of HSTEF.org
is to schedule presentations to organizations in our area to "educate them
on the reality of this horrific industry." ...Marie Underdown
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