Save the Date: Firefighter Health Forum

MnFIRE is proud to present the inaugural Firefighter Health Forum, a gathering of cardiac, cancer and mental health experts and fire service leaders to share the latest information, in-depth research and techniques related to firefighter health. This new event will create local and national opportunities for collaboration.

On the heels of the Minnesota legislature passing the most comprehensive firefighter well-being legislation in the nation, the Hometown Heroes Assistance Program, comes this first-ever educational forum specifically focused on protecting and supporting Minnesota firefighter health.

Join us in April!

This important and exclusive two-day symposium will take place April 22-23, 2022, at the JW Marriott Minneapolis Mall of America. The forum will feature four distinct tracks for fire service leaders, medical providers, mental health providers and peer supporters.

Stay tuned for more details, including registration information, session topics and more. If you have any questions in the meantime, contact MnFIRE’s Director of Program Delivery DeeDee Jankovich at djankovich@mnfireinitiative.com or call 888-784-6634.

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We are filled with gratitude for our hometown heroes and their selfless commitment to keeping us safe. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at MnFIRE! 🧡 ... See MoreSee Less

We are filled with gratitude for our hometown heroes and their selfless commitment to keeping us safe. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at MnFIRE! 🧡

We send our thoughts and support to all who knew and loved Chief Jim Fundine of Mahtowa Fire & Auxiliary. Chief Fundine's department was one of our first stops on the Miles for MnFIRE trail back in September, and he welcomed us with warmth and open arms. Rest in peace, Chief Fundine. ... See MoreSee Less

We send our thoughts and support to all who knew and loved Chief Jim Fundine of Mahtowa Fire & Auxiliary. Chief Fundines department was one of our first stops on the Miles for MnFIRE trail back in September, and he welcomed us with warmth and open arms. Rest in peace, Chief Fundine.

We are grateful beyond measure for those who supported MnFIRE on Give to the Max Day. If you’d still like to give to help Minnesota’s firefighters and their families, visit givemn.org/organization/Mnfire.

Your donation supports our mental health and emotional trauma services including crisis response work – safeguarding the mental health of our state's firefighters. Thank you for your generosity!

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We are grateful beyond measure for those who supported MnFIRE on Give to the Max Day. If you’d still like to give to help Minnesota’s firefighters and their families, visit givemn.org/organization/Mnfire. 

Your donation supports our mental health and emotional trauma services including crisis response work – safeguarding the mental health of our states firefighters. Thank you for your generosity!

#GTMD25 #GTMD
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