IABPFF Launched the No Child Left Alone Fire Safety and Awareness Campaign
IABPFF Launched the No Child Left Alone Fire Safety and Awareness Campaign During Fire Prevention Week, October 3-9, 2010
Campaign targets parents and caregivers of African-American and Spanish-speaking children
The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters (IABPFF)has launched the No Child Left Alone fire safety and awareness campaign. The campaign focuses on informing parents and caregivers of children about the perils of leaving children alone at home, as well as providing life-saving information to make their children “fire-safe.” According to reports from the U.S. Fire Administration and the National Fire Protection Association, African-American children comprise a large and disproportionate share of total fire deaths nationwide. The No Child Left Alone campaign will offer - at no cost - an educational video, brochure and poster for IABPFF members and the general public. Please see links below for posters and brochures in both English and Spanish.
Campaign targets parents and caregivers of African-American and Spanish-speaking children
The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters (IABPFF)has launched the No Child Left Alone fire safety and awareness campaign. The campaign focuses on informing parents and caregivers of children about the perils of leaving children alone at home, as well as providing life-saving information to make their children “fire-safe.” According to reports from the U.S. Fire Administration and the National Fire Protection Association, African-American children comprise a large and disproportionate share of total fire deaths nationwide. The No Child Left Alone campaign will offer - at no cost - an educational video, brochure and poster for IABPFF members and the general public. Please see links below for posters and brochures in both English and Spanish.
I found the video clip very helpful and I like the idea of having a fire alarm that can record a parent's voice that kids will respond to faster. Thanks for the blog!