Thank you Fox 21 News for speaking with Deputy Chief Rob Morehouse of Duluth Minnesota Fire Department about the increased health risks firefighters face and the statewide support MnFIRE provides. Firefighters put their lives on the line to help others, and we're proud to help them access no-cost physical and mental health resources all year round. See more here:
Duluth Fire Dept. spreading awareness on firefighter support organization
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Duluth Firefighters are spreading awareness of a program aimed to help fellow firefighters through tough times.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
MnFORE is about more than just golf – it's about the fire service community! Whether you're on or off the course, we'd love for you to join us at the July 14th event presented by Schmidt and Salita Law Team.
Don't miss your chance to attend: mnfireinitiative.com/mnfore/
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Honor Men's Health Month by staying on top of routine checkups and screenings. Don't put it off – it could make all the difference.
Get started with this helpful firefighter physical guide from IAFC - International Association of Fire Chiefs: mnfireinitiative.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/healthcareprovidersguide.pdf
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MnFORE presented by Schmidt and Salita Law Team is just over a month away ⏰
Join us in playing for a purpose: supporting our very own Minnesota firefighters. Grab your spot or hole sponsorship before they're gone! mnfireinitiative.com/mnfore/
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We know that firefighters face cancer at a higher rate than the general public. But there are still several unknowns surrounding the connection between firefighters and their increased risks for cancer. The NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health National Firefighter Registry (NFR) for Cancer is aiming to close that gap by helping researchers better understand and reduce the risk of cancer among U.S. firefighters.
Learn how firefighters with AND without cancer diagnoses can join the NFR in our latest blog:
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MnFIRE recommends joining the National Firefighter Registry for Cancer to help us understand and reduce the risk of occupational cancer.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
