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Circles-AHS Group B

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  • If you find yourself in a situation in the community that you feel is uncomfortable, what is your strategy to leave that situation?
    It is helpful to have a plan ahead of time.
  • Are there places you are going in the community by yourself or with friends without adults?
    This is expected for teenagers. It is important to have safety awareness and to know how to handle an emergency.
  • You are shopping in one of your favorite stores. Another shopper comes up to you and asks if you know where they can find a specific item.
    Start oversharing about why you are in the store.
    Run away.
    Smile and politely tell them you don't work there.
    Try to help them out if you know where the item is.
  • Who is in the Orange circle?
    Community helpers that we do not know, but they help us (doctors, nurses, firefighters police officers, mail carriers)
  • How much trust do yo have with someone in your Red circle?
    No trust
  • Name a community helper.
    Police man/woman, Grocery store worker, Crossing guard
  • Who can you share your personal information with?
    Family members, trusted adult, doctor, close friend
  • How would you greet a community helper?
    Smile, Wave
  • What circle of people will help in an emergency?
    Red Circle (Strangers)
    Orange Circle (Community Helpers)
  • How would you greet a community helper?
    Smile, Wave
  • How can you greet someone in your Red circle?
    Wave
  • What would you do: You are having friends over to your house. One of your friends brings an older person that they just met in the park to your house and asks if they can hang out with everyone.
    Let the person in.
    Say if your parents don't know them, they can't come inside.
  • What would you do: You are home alone and someone knocks on your door. The person is wearing a uniform from the power company. When you ask "who is it?" He says he is from pacific power and that they will be doing repairs.
    Start asking him personal questions.
    Tell him thank you. (close the door if you opened it).
    Invite him inside.
  • Telling someone our name is an example of what kind of information?
    Personal Information (Name, Address, Phone Number)
  • What would you do: You get a social media message from a person you don't know. They are asking for your phone number, home address, and email address.
    Don't give out any information. Block the person if you can.
    Give them your personal information.
  • Do we give our address to people in our Red Circle?
    No. We never give out personal information to strangers.
  • Is it okay to hug a stranger?
    No!
  • If you do have an emergency, and need to go to the hospital, what personal information is important to know?
    Parents' contact info, allergies, what medication you take if any.
  • What is personal information?
    Phone number, address, full name, email
  • Who is in the RED circle?
    Strangers! These are people that we do not know at all. (we do not touch or talk to them, and we do not let them touch or talk to us)
  • Is the grocery store cashier a community helper?
    Yes! We can smile and say hello or wave, but we don't give out our name or address.
  • What boundaries do you think are important when interacting with community helpers and other professionals?
    Many of these people are considered strangers, but helping others is part of their job.
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