Student Awareness of Fire Education

What is S.A.F.E, Key Fire Safety Behaviors, Benefits, Proven Success, Original Funding, How Does DFS Help

News, Public Education Training, Public Educator's Resources, In-Service Training, Public Education Conference Update

2011 S.A.F.E. Grant Application, 2011 Eligible Amounts, FY 2005 S.A.F.E Grant Year-End Report, FY 2006 S.A.F.E. Grant Year-End Report, FY 2007 S.A.F.E Grant Year-End Report, FY 2008 S.A.F.E. Grant Year-End Report, FY 2009 S.A.F.E. Grant Year-End Report

Another impressive compilation of all of the data from the individual fire departments year-end reports that summarizes the impact of the S.A.F.E Program in FY 2007.

An impressive compilation of all of the data from the individual fire departments year-end reports that summarizes the impact of the S.A.F.E Program in FY 2006.

Links to contents, handouts, information from past conferences and seminars.

Links for S.A.F.E educators.

Young Hero Program, Young Heroes at Work, Frequently Asked Questions

State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan and Thomas D'Esmond, administrator, Shriners Hospitals for Children Boston, launched Burn Awareness Week (February 7-13, 2010) at a presentation hosted by Shriners Hospitals for Children in Boston, a pediatric burn hospital. The winners of a statewide contest for high school media students, the YouTube(TM) Burn Awareness Video Contest, sponsored by the state Department of Fire Services, the Mass. Association of Safety and Fire Educators (MA SAFE), and the Mass. Property Insurance Underwriting Association, were announced at the event.

The Mass. Association of Safety and Fire Educators and the state Department of Fire Services in conjunction with the MA Property Insurance Underwriting Association are sponsoring a video contest for high school students. Contestant groups are challenged to create an informative and educational video on the topic of burn awareness.