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Your risk of injury in a home fire changes with age. If you have young children or older adults living in your home, they may need your help to stay safe. Follow these tips to protect your home and your loved ones.
Decorating for the winter holidays is fun, but decorations can increase the risk for a home fire. Remind your community to be fire smart with these key messages. Help spread the word about holiday fire safety using this infographic.
Teach community members to cook safely by giving them information about cooking fire risks and how to prevent cooking fires.
Whether you are heading out to the campsite, traveling cross-country or living in an RV, it's important to know about the fire and carbon monoxide (CO) hazards present in these moveable structures.
Fire safety coloring and activities booklet for children ages 3-5.
Fire safety coloring and activities booklet for children ages 3-5.
This guide makes fire safety easy for the whole family. It contains information and activities to help families practice fire safety at home and catchy phrases to help children remember important fire safety messages.
This guide makes fire safety easy for the whole family. It contains information and activities to help families practice fire safety at home and catchy phrases to help children remember important fire safety messages.
Summer is the time to enjoy vacations, camping, picnics and the Fourth of July; however, summertime also brings fires and burn injuries due to fireworks and outdoor cooking. Know how to prevent a burn while you enjoy outdoor activity this summer.
Summer is the time to enjoy vacations, camping, picnics and the Fourth of July; however, summertime also brings fires and burn injuries due to fireworks and outdoor cooking. Know how to prevent a burn while you enjoy outdoor activity this summer.
Looking for an older USFA publication? You can find it in the National Emergency Training Center Library. From the library’s online card catalog, enter your keywords and then under Limit by Collection, check USFA Publication.
