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Chow-E-Chowz Expressions / Kids Have A Voice is focused on Child Safety Awareness for all kids, teens and young adults. We will do everything we can to educate kids and families on how to live happy and safe life. We believe that our youth have a voice and we must hear them when they speak, especially when it comes to their safety.
Give your kids a future by putting their safety first! When you order the book "Saved by a Whistle," you will give your kids a fighting chance to live safely. Take advantage of our Sale we have on our book now!
Sonia Denice
Sonia Denice is a Children's Book Author and a Public Speaker for Child Safety Awareness and Bullying. Sonia Denice cares about the safety of our kids and teens. Invite Sonia Denice to speak at your school, church or organization about "Child Safety Awareness and Bullying by contacting us through our website. Please view our photo gallery and seminar testimonials tab to see what we are doing in the community and in other states educating adults, teens and kids about Child Safety Awareness and Bullying. We also offer Adult Seminars on Child Safety Awareness and Bullying. Please feel free to contact Sonia Denice through our website on our contact page.
We Need Your Support.
We need your help to raise over $100,000. Just your gift of $1,000 or more can help us spread the word about Child Safety Awareness & Bullying. It cost money to keep our vision and business going. We believe that our kids’ lives matter and we must provide them with every tool possible to help our kids live safely. You can help us keep the vision and dream alive by giving your gift of $1,000 or more by clicking the donate button below or contact us through our website. We thank you all in advance for your generous gift. Sonia Denice De La Torre. Please feel free to contact us on our contact page.
What will it take to provide a safe place for our kids and teens to live in?
Lost At School
I don't get it! I'm confused! The teacher doesn't like me! The work is too hard! No one understands me! Kids would rather do things they like than take responsibility. They tend to look for an easier way out rather than put in the time and dedication to do what's necessary to get good grades. Some kids would rather play instead of work hard. So they come up with several "excuses" or "reason's" why they can't do something. How do we move our kids to action? What could be holding them back? Learn how.