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We believe we can all make a difference. See our 'Supported Charities' link near the bottom of this page for further information.
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If you would like to join online discussions with like-minded firefighters, please check out our 'Forums & Firefighter Sites' links at the bottom of this page.
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| Training Organisations |
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| Emergency Management & Training Services (EMTS) is a world class provider of Emergency Management & Services, Protection Services, Safety Personnel & Training Services. |
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| Country Fire Authority (Vic) |
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| By joining your local CFA in Victoria, you can not only save lives and properties, but you can learn valuable skills and develop lasting friendships. |
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| Melbourne Fire Brigade |
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| The MFB is a community safety organisation committed to providing world-class protection from fire and other emergencies in Melbourne's major metropolitan area. |
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| Country Fire Service (SA) |
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| The community relies on people, from all walks of life, to give their time to become members of the SA Country Fire Service (CFS). Men and women who live within a reasonable distance of their local brigade are very welcome to join. |
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| Metro Fire Service (SA) |
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| The South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service is committed to protecting life, property and the environment from the effects of fire and other dangers. They are sponsors of the Professional Firefighter Charity Foundation. |
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| Rural Fire Service (NSW) |
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Why not consider joining or supporting the NSW Rural Fire Service, the world's largest fire service. Their 70,000 volunteer members provide emergency services to over 95 percent of NSW.
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| NSW Fire Brigades |
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The NSW Fire Brigades' purpose is to enhance community safety, quality of life and confidence by minimising the impact of hazards and emergency incidents on the people, environment and economy of New South Wales. |
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| Queensland Fire & Rescue |
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| The Queensland Fire and Rescue Service is a division of the Queensland Government Department of Emergency Services and the primary provider of fire and rescue services throughout Queensland |
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| Queensland Rural Fire Service |
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| QFRS Rural Operations provides fire management for rural and semi-rural communities across approximately 93% of the State. Services include fire mitigation, prescribed burning, volunteer training, community awareness and education. |
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| FESA (WA) |
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FESA supports:
- bush fire brigades managed by local governments
- career Fire and Rescue Service stations
- volunteer Fire and Rescue Service brigades
- State Emergency Service units
- Volunteer Marine Rescue Service groups
- Volunteer Emergency Service units
- Volunteer Fire Service brigades
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| NT Police, Fire & Emergency Services |
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The Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services is referred to as a Tri-Service. The Tri-Service is responsible for the protection of life and property and the provision of disaster and emergency management to widely dispersed communities throughout the 1.35 million square km of the Northern Territory. |
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| State Fire Commission (TAS) |
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| The TFS), the operational arm of the State Fire Commission is an amalgamation of the State Fire Authority, the Rural Fires Board and 22 urban fire brigade boards. The TFS includes over 230 fire brigades across Tasmania and its islands. These fire brigades are comprised of around 250 career firefighters and approximately 4800 volunteer firefighters. |
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| DSE |
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| The Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) is Victoria's lead government agency for sustainable management of water resources, climate change, bushfires, public land, forests and ecosystems. |
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| DEH (SA) |
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| DEH is responsible for environment policy, biodiversity conservation, heritage conservation, environmental sustainability and animal welfare, and is a custodian of information and knowledge about the State's environment. The Department also manages the State's public land - land held in the conservation reserve system and as Crown lands. |
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| SES |
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| The basic concept of the SES is one of self help and mutual assistance within each community. Maximum use is made of existing resources which are in day to day use within each community to reinforce the resources of statutory services in times of disaster and emergency. |
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www.ses.vic.gov.au
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| www.ses.nsw.gov.au |
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www.emergency.qld.gov.au
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| www.ses.sa.gov.au |
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| www.ses.tas.gov.au |
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www.ses.act.gov.au
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www.ses-wa.asn.au
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| Supported Charities: |
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| APFF |
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| The Australian Professional Firefighters Foundation is dedicated to burn prevention as well as survivor support and recovery programs in all States of Australia. |
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| Cystic Fibrosis Victoria |
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| Our Christmas cards come from Cystic Fibrosis Victoria. Your support helps them to provide assistance and support to sufferers and their families. The next time you are thinking of buying Christmas cards, consider supporting an Australian charity. |
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| World Vision |
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| Fire & Safety Solutions (Int) Pty Ltd believes in good corporate citizenship. We sponsor 'Kevin' from Guatamale and this assists his family and community. |
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| WSPA |
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| WSPA have had some amazing achievements in saving animals from cruelty. We support WSPA with a monthly donation, and they provide us with a newsletter and the knowledge that we are helping those who can't speak up for themselves. |
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| MS Research Australia |
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| Multiple Sclerosis is a cruel and disabling disease that usually strikes down people in their prime. Years of research have developed a better understanding of the disease, but more funds are needed to aid research to find new treatments and, hopefully, a cure. |
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| Forums & Firefighter Sites |
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| aussiefirefighters.org.au |
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| Join this not-for-profit forum to discuss fire related (and some not so fire related) issues with a friendly group of firefighters from all over Australia. Membership is free and the discussions are interesting and often amusing. |
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