Success StoryTravel Safety- Know Before You Go
Travel Safety- Know Before You Go
Author: Anna Morgan
Planning Unit: Fulton County CES
Major Program: Embracing Life as We Age (general)
Plan of Work: Educating the community on issues that lead to a better Fulton County.
Outcome: Initial Outcome
Americans are traveling more than ever. Being prepared and organizing for a trip can makes travel experiences more pleasant for individuals and their families. The Fulton County Family and consumer Sciences Agent taught this lesson in 4 counties to 42 Purchase Area Homemakers. Learning to complete necessary travel arrangements and be prepared if the unexpected happens. Simple actions can keep individuals and property protected while traveling. This program guided participants in identifying common travel scams, determine personal travel insurance needs, identify safety practices for travel, and much more.
Of the 42 program attendees, 86% said they gained knowledge prior to this program the risks of traveling. 92% increased their knowledge of the scams going around affecting those who travel. 96% of the participants said they intend to use one or more ideas or tips learned from the lesson.
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