
Claps for Jason Palmquist of Hugo Fire Department – our latest training survey Streamlight Survivor flashlight drawing winner! 👏
We offer MnFIRE Awareness training as well as emotional wellness, cancer, cardiac health, sleep, and fitness & nutrition. Take a closer look and choose the best fit for your department at the link in our bio.
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June is Cancer Survivors Month, and we're proud to help Minnesota firefighters protect themselves from the increased cancer risks that come with being a firefighter. From our no-cost cancer training to our Critical Illness Program, you can find the resources to best suit you or your department. mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/
We honor all cancer survivors who have worked or volunteered in the fire service. 🎗️💜
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If you're in search of a special way to celebrate and remember a firefighter in your life, consider the MnFIRE Honor Wall. After making a donation of $100 or more, fill out the form to create a personal tribute in memory or honor of your loved one, and it will be added to the collection of heartfelt messages. Find more information here: mnfireinitiative.com/ways-to-help/#donate ... See MoreSee Less
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Make a lasting impact by sponsoring MnFORE – a golf tournament with a great purpose. From sponsoring a hole to donating raffle prizes, your sponsorship goes a long way to support the health and well-being of Minnesota firefighters. See opportunities here: mnfireinitiative.com/mnfore/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Responding to high-stress emergencies on a regular basis can take a mental toll on firefighters, leading to a higher risk for post-traumatic stress injury/disorder (PTSI/PTSD) compared to the general population. PTSI is a mental injury that can occur after someone is involved in a traumatic event, and our latest blog discusses signs, stories and support for firefighters facing PTSI: ... See MoreSee Less
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Firefighters are at a higher risk for post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Here's what can help.0 CommentsComment on Facebook