LINKS


General

  • National Fire Prevention Association, www.nfpa.org - Information about fire and other hazards, as well as fire related codes and standards, research training and education.
  • FireSafety.gov,www.firesafety.gov - Information resource on residential fire safety and prevention provided by the US Federal Government
  • US Fire Administration, www.usfa.dhs.gov - Information on how to reduce loss of life and economic losses due to fire and other related emergencies, provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
  • US Department of Homeland Security, www.dhs.gov - Information about how the US Government protects its citizens against any attacks
  • Federal Emergency Management Agency, www.fema.gov - Information about emergency preparedness and the federal government’s response and recovery efforts following any national incident (as per the US Department of Homeland Security)
  • Ready.gov, www.ready.gov – Information provided by the US Department of Homeland Security on how to prepare yourself and your family for any emergency situations (could be natural or man-made)
  • Disaster Help, www.disasterhelp.gov - Information relating to disaster preparedness and response by the US government. Also information on how citizens can apply for disaster assistance.

For Younger Children

  • US Fire Administration for Kids, www.usfa.dhs.gov - Flash based website featuring fire safety information for children
  • National Fire Prevention Association, www.nfpa.org - Fire safety information for children
  • Smokey the Bear, www.smokeybear.com - Smokey the Bear and other characters in a flash-based website featuring fire safety information for children
  • Federal Emergency Management Agency, www.fema.gov/kids/ - Information on teaching children how to be prepared for disasters and to prevent disaster damage
  • US Fire Administration, www.usfaparents.gov - Fire safety information for parents of infants and toddlers
  • Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia, www.chop.edu/safetyproducts - Resources for families on how to purchase safety products for their children
  • Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia, www.chop.edu - Fire safety information for parents

For Adults Over 50 Years of Age

  • US Fire Administration, www.usfa.dhs.gov - Fire safety tips for adults over the age of 50

College Students

  • US Fire Administration, www.usfa.dhs.gov - Information on how to reduce and prevent the loss of life and property in dormitory and university housing fires

For Businesses

  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration, www.osha.gov - Information on the prevention of fire-related injuries in all workplaces.
  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration, www.osha.gov - Information on helping small, low-hazard, or retail businesses implement an emergency action plan, and comply with OSHA'a emergency standards