05/04/2026

Gun Safety 5/19

Gun safety flyer. All information as listed below.

Call of Duty Gun Safety Awareness
A real conversation for parents, youth and families - guided, judgement-free, and rooted in community.

When: Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM EST
(Dinner served at 4:30 PM)
Where: Eastpark, 101 Lange Court, Hartsville, SC 29550

Worried about what your child is seeing, hearing, or curious about when it comes to guns? You're not alone - and you don't have to figure it out alone either.

What You'll Walk Away With:

Real ways to talk to your child about guns without it turning into an argument
A better understanding of what kids are facing right now in our communities
Practical ideas to help your child make safer decisions
A chance to connect with other parents who get it

This Space is for You if:

You want to stay ahead of tough conversations
You're concerned, curious, or just not sure what to say
You believe your voice matters in your child's life

No pressure. No lectures. Just real conversations.

Bring Your Child. Sit Together. Talk it Through.
This workshop is designed for youth and a trusted adult to participate side by side.

Ready to join us?
Seats are limited so grab yours today.
You can also email Amani directly below:
Phone: 843.861.6986
Email: Amani@bestrongfamilies.net

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