Calling all parents — you're strongly encouraged to get involved.
Parents and guardians play a key role in our Youth Programs — from safe supervision during field activities to helping coordinate a school cohort. If your student is a Road Safety Scout or Ambassador, we'd love your support.
Choose Your Path
Four ways to take part.
Each path is structured, supervised and privacy-safe — no enforcement, no confrontation, no driver identification.
Earn community hours
Join the Youth Road-Safety Ambassador Network and contribute to safer streets while completing supervised community service hours.
- Structured, supervised observation activities near schools
- Never confront drivers or collect personal information
- Build real data, civic and analytical skills
Bring CRSIF to students
Offer your students a meaningful, curriculum-friendly way to engage with road safety, data literacy and community service.
- Turnkey program with supervision guidelines
- Recognized community service hours for students
- School-zone safety insights for your community
Run a prevention pilot
Partner with CRSIF on a focused pilot that turns local data and observation into grant-ready prevention evidence.
- School-zone snapshot, ward brief or regional dashboard
- Privacy-safe, aggregated, decision-ready reporting
- Support for funding and community delivery
Fund the mission
Help fund pilot programs, youth engagement and prevention research in communities across Canada.
- Directly support early pilots and youth programs
- Back privacy-first, evidence-led prevention
- Sponsorship and partnership options available
How It Works
Getting started takes three steps.
Choose your path
Pick the role that fits — student, school, partner or supporter — based on how you'd like to contribute.
Reach out & register
Send us a note. We'll confirm the right fit, answer questions, and guide you through registration.
Onboard & begin
Complete a short onboarding, then start contributing to safer roads in your community.
A note on safety: CRSIF participants — including students — never enforce, confront drivers, or collect personal driver information. Every activity is supervised, privacy-safe and focused on locations, not individuals.