Inga Educates

🍦💛 Thank you ! 💛🍦

You made our day truly special — especially for the kids! 🎉
Thank you for providing an entire freezer full of delicious ice cream for our little participants ❤️

Every scoop became a symbol of joy, care, and the warmth we create together 🫶

🚴‍♀️💛 Do you know the 2-V-1 rule? 💛

It’s a simple but life-saving rule that helps you wear your helmet correctly — for both kids and adults! 👇

✨ 2 – V – 1:
✅ 2 fingers between your eyebrows and the helmet — it shouldn’t slide down over your eyes.
✅ V — the straps form a “V” shape right under each ear.
✅ 1 finger between your chin and the buckle — snug, but not tight.

Let’s keep those heads safe and smart! 💛

We proudly distributed 100 helmets at Trinity Bellwoods Park! 🎉🚴‍♀️
We hope everyone is riding safely, wearing their helmets, and spreading the message across Toronto 💛

Together, we’re building a community where safety always comes first!

Today we want to say a huge THANK YOU to every volunteer who helps us make the streets safer 🚸
Because of you — there are more children’s smiles, properly fastened helmets, and hundreds of families who now know how to stay safe on the road ❤️

There are already more than 170 of us — and that’s incredible!
Each of you is part of the and movement, where the main rule is simple: caring for each other starts with small actions.

Thank you for your energy, time, kindness, and belief in change 🙌
There are many more events ahead — and together, we’ll make the roads safer for everyone!

📸 Share your moments with the hashtags — we want to see all of you 💛

Four helmets signed by Kidz Bop are waiting for their new owners🩷

🚴‍♀️ What an amazing day in Toronto! 👮‍♂️

Today at Trinity Bellwoods Park we gave away 100 free helmets, taught kids bike safety, met Toronto Police specialty units, enjoyed ice cream 🍦 and family fun.

Thank you to everyone who joined us — you make our community safer and stronger! 💛
We’ll be sharing more photos and stories from this Toronto road safety event soon.

Care Support Group for Car Accident Survivors & Families
🗓 June 25 | 🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Online | Hosted by INGA EDUCATES

If you or someone you love has been in a car accident, you don’t have to go through the journey alone — no matter how long ago it happened.

INGA EDUCATES invites survivors, family members, caregivers, and anyone seeking support to join our free virtual group session. Together, we’ll share, listen, and build strength in community.

This is for you if:
✅ You or a loved one has experienced a car accident and you’d like to connect with people who get it
✅ You need emotional or psychological support to start feeling like yourself again
✅ You want to learn how to best support someone after a motor vehicle collision — as a caregiver, friend, or family member
✅ You’re still feeling the impact of an accident, regardless of how long ago it occurred

What to Expect:
☕ A warm, welcoming space
🤝 Supportive conversations
💡 Insights from professionals and fellow survivors

📌 Free to attend – registration required
🔗 Register through the link in our bio

Know someone who might benefit? Please share this — together, we’re creating a stronger, more resilient community. 💙

🌐 Learn more: www.ingaeducates.com/events

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Helmets Arrived! 1,000 Ready for Saturday

This Saturday, June 14, we’re launching a major safety and awareness push at HTO Park during Bike Share Toronto’s Bike for Free Day.

As part of our campaign, INGA EDUCATES will be giving away 1,000 FREE helmets. It was a big push — a true community effort — with support from Toronto Police Services, Project Hope, OBIA, Pop a Wheelie, and many more.

A special thank you to Pop a Wheelie, whose owner personally drove to Quebec to ensure the helmets arrived on time. That’s the kind of dedication that brings this mission to life.

Even with a generous discount, this life-saving initiative and awareness campaign came to 32,000.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed and cares about the safety of others.

We’re still looking for sponsors and supporters to cover the cost— and our event banner isn’t finalized yet.
Your logo could be on it.

We always acknowledge those who make it happen across our platforms — including social media channels where our videos reach millions of views.

Let’s protect more lives. Let’s keep going!
Learn more about our organization: www.ingaeducates.com
Please reach out to me if you’re interested in supporting this cause.

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wearing a helmet reduces the risk of head injury by 60–85%.

Wearing a helmet can significantly reduce the risk of head injuries — even on short rides. Let’s make Toronto’s streets safer together.

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