Sharing a Cancer Diagnosis
Dec 2025
Learn how fire fighters can confidently share a cancer diagnosis with family, coworkers, and their department while accessing support, workplace resources, and recovery guidance.
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Receiving and Processing a Cancer Diagnosis
Dec 2025
Learn what fire fighters should know after receiving a cancer diagnosis, including treatment options, workplace benefits, support resources, and next steps for recovery. -
Navigating Work, Finances, and Fire Service Culture With a Cancer Diagnosis
Dec 2025
Learn how fire fighters diagnosed with occupational cancer can navigate treatment, benefits, workplace resources, and recovery with practical guidance and support. -
Wildfires and Cancer
Dec 2025
Learn how wildland and wildland-urban interface (WUI) fire responses increase fire fighters’ cancer risks and discover best practices to reduce hazardous exposures and protect long-term health. -
Fire Fighter Cancer Presumptive Legislation 101
Dec 2025
Learn how fire fighter cancer presumptive laws help eligible fire fighters access workers’ compensation, disability benefits, and healthcare coverage for occupational cancer. -
Presumptive Coverage: A Guide for Fire Fighters and Rescue Workers
Dec 2025
Learn how presumptive coverage laws help fire fighters and rescue workers access workers’ compensation, cancer benefits, and occupational disease protections after a diagnosis. -
Support for Department Members with Cancer
Dec 2025
Learn how fire departments can support fire fighters diagnosed with occupational cancer through workplace resources, peer support, accommodations, and recovery guidance. -
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.
