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Message to the community

From Mohamad Khraizat, Director, Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools

I’d like to take this opportunity to raise awareness about two critical topics that directly affect the health and well-being of our children and adolescents: bullying prevention and the importance of staying up-to-date on childhood immunizations. Both of these issues play a key role in ensuring that our youth are able to thrive in a safe, supportive, and healthy environment.

Bullying Prevention Awareness Month

Bullying can have lasting effects on the mental and emotional health of young people, and it’s important that we work together to prevent it. At RAHS, we are committed to fostering environments where all YOUTH feel safe and supported, both at school and within the community.

Here’s how we can help prevent bullying:

  • Encourage open communication: Let children and teens know they can talk to trusted adults about any experiences with bullying, whether it’s happening to them or to someone else.
  • Promote kindness and inclusivity: Teach young people to be kind, respectful, and inclusive, ensuring that everyone feels valued and supported.
  • Empower students to stand up to bullying: Help students understand the power of speaking up and supporting peers who may be experiencing bullying.
  • For more information on bullying prevention and resources to help support your child, I encourage you to visit the PACER Center's National Bullying Prevention Center at https://www.pacer.org/bullying/. The website provides a wealth of resources, including tips for parents and students, educational tools, and advocacy guides.

    Continuing Immunization Efforts

    In addition to bullying prevention, I’d also like to stress the importance of keeping up with childhood immunizations. As we continue through the school year, ensuring that your child is fully vaccinated remains a crucial step in protecting them—and our entire community—from preventable diseases.

    Here are a few reminders about why immunizations are so important:

  • Protect your child’s health: Vaccines protect children from serious illnesses such as measles, mumps, whooping cough, and more. Keeping your child up-to-date on vaccinations helps keep them healthy and focused on learning.
  • Protect the community: Vaccinating your child also helps protect others, including vulnerable individuals who may not be able to receive certain vaccines.
  • Meet school requirements: Many schools require proof of immunization to attend. Make sure your child is up-to-date to avoid any disruptions to their education.

  • RAHS is here to support you with convenient access to immunizations and healthcare services. If your child needs to catch up on vaccines, please contact one of our school-based health centers to schedule an appointment.

    By promoting kindness and inclusion and ensuring our youth are vaccinated, we create a safer, healthier community where every child can succeed.

    Thank you for your continued dedication to your child’s health and well-being.


     

    Events & Resources

    RAHS hosts health education events at our school-based health centers and also participates in community events to improve the health and well-being of our communities.
     

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