FireSmartKids
Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Training Services
FireSmartKids provides specialized fire safety education that is comprehensive and in-depth that meets the safety and education needs for all involved. FireSmartKids believes in the continuum of care model and works closely with all collaterals involved to build services that focus on the success of the child and family. The education curriculum is developed to be age and learning level appropriat
03/09/2024
02/15/2024
Anyone interested in some safety puppets with the stands. I am selling the last ones in my stock. PM for details
Hi All...its been a while since my last post. I hoping 2021 allows more new things to happen.
If anyone is interested in hosting a Youth Firesetter Intervention training , please reach out to see how we can assist in your planning needs
John at [email protected]
03/29/2017
Congrats to Dr. Paul Zipper on his new position! Paul is well known for his work within the fire service & the work he has contributed to Youth Firesetter Intervention world.
State trooper marks 25 years catching people who set fires - The Boston... State Police Detective Lieutenant Paul Zipper commands the fire and explosion investigation unit assigned to the state fire marshal’s office.
FYI.....the FireSmartKids website will become inactive and shut down later today. My email for that site ([email protected]) will no longer work. If you need to contact FireSmartKids, you can email me at [email protected] or post a message on FSK FB page. Thanks, John
01/15/2016
If you're looking to educate children on home fire sprinklers, there's a website for that NFPA's Fire Sprinkler Initiative team constantly hears comments from the fire service and other safety advocates that in order to create tomorrow's safer homes, we need to better educate our children today. As future homeowners, children can play a crucial role in bolstering demand for home fire spr…
01/15/2016
A very important message that clears up many misconceptions that families have about home fires.
Why you have less time to escape a house fire today than 30 years ago Research shows that 30 years ago, you had about 17 minutes to escape a house fire. Today, you have only 3 or 4 minutes. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen conducts a dramatic demonstration that shows why, and how you should prepare.
12/18/2015
10/30/2015
This is always a great conference to attend
This years fire prevention theme just announced by Sparky The Fire Dog & NFPA
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Woonsocket, RI
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