Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month – September
Sep 2025
Downloadable social media graphics, webinars, and behavioral health resources for IAFF National Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month in September.
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Understanding Burn Care
Sep 2025
This website provides resources from burn organizations across the nation to use in outreach efforts with those effected by burn injuries and their families. -
Disaster Relief – What Members Can Expect
Aug 2025
Outlines the IAFF’s comprehensive disaster relief program, providing members with essential communication, emergency supplies, and financial assistance during and after natural disasters. -
What to Know Before Purchasing “PFAS-Free” Gear
Aug 2025
Details vital safety updates and procurement guidance for fire fighter protective gear to verify manufacturer compliance and avoid toxic chemical substitutions. -
Purchasing PPE FAQ (PFAS)
Aug 2025
Addresses critical safety hazards and purchasing guidelines for fire fighter protective gear to prevent toxic chemical replacements and flame retardant exposure. -
Disaster Relief – 5 Essential Tips
Jul 2025
Outlines five essential disaster preparedness steps to help individuals, families, and first responders effectively manage risks and ensure safety during emergency events. -
IAFF Center of Excellence Virtual Tour
Jun 2025
Learn how the IAFF Center of Excellence provides specialized behavioral health treatment and recovery for fire fighters facing PTSD, addiction, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. -
Energy Hazard Guide
Jun 2025
Introduces the IAFF Energy Hazard Guide, providing fire fighters with essential training and strategies for managing modern energy risks. -
Use of Fire Blankets on Electric Vehicle Fires
Jun 2025
Outlines tactical risks, independent research findings, and explicit warnings against deploying fire blankets on electric vehicle battery fires. -
Women’s Health
May 2025
Introduces the IAFF’s Female Health and Safety Standing Committee, addressing unique occupational, reproductive, and cultural challenges women face in the fire service.