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It has been 30 years since the start of the Hold On To Dear Life campaign started at Intermountain Primary Children s Hospital. This year brought unique challenges and yet the hospital was able to give more than 4,200 free life-saving devices out to the community. Here are four ways the Hold On To Dear Life program has helped the communities of Utah and Idaho the past three decades, and how injury prevention efforts will continue in the years to come. 30 years of safety The Hold On To Dear Life campaign started in 1990 at Primary Children s Hospital to educate the community on how to keep children safe. The first campaign focused on the importance of seat belt use and how to properly use child restraints in the car. Then it expanded to include additional injury prevention. In the last few years, it has been broadened to include mental wellness, the award-winning, Spot the Tot program, and other injury prevention topics such as water safety and window falls.

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