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Fire Service and youth schemes

Involvement with youth schemes

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service works with youth schemes to:

  • prevent children and young people being harmed or killed in accidental fires, or causing fires through ignorance or carelessness
  • prevent children and young people becoming involved in fire crime and associated antisocial behaviour

Child Accident Prevention Jersey (CAPJ)

We are active members of both the strategic and operational teams for CAPJ.

We provide support to the Helmet Matters campaigns that encourage the wearing of cycle helmets.

We also run a fire safety stage during Safety in Action week, which almost every year 5 student attends to learn essential life safety skills.

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Jersey Youth Service

We work with the Youth Service to deliver a number of programmes.

The Prince's Trust

We deliver 2 sessions within the Prince's Trust 12-week team programme based around team working and communication skills.

Included programme

We deliver a team working and fire safety awareness session within this six month programme for young people with special needs.

On 2 Wheels

We deliver four sessions to year 10 and 11 students, aimed at raising their awareness of road safety and motorcycle road safety.

Street based work

Fire and Rescue Service officers accompany youth workers on Friday night walks through town to engage children and young people on various fire safety subjects.

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