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Progress through partnerships
High-profile business, charity and community partnerships have become a distinctive feature of national fire safety campaigns. Our current partners are:
Child Accident Prevention Trust
Child Accident Prevention Trust is a national charity committed to reducing the number of children and young people killed, disabled and seriously injured as a result of accidents.
Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) (opens in a new window)
British Darts Organisation (BDO)
The Fire Kills campaign and the British Darts Organisation (BDO) have joined forces to help prevent fires in homes across the nation. Through its sponsorship of the BDO International Grand Prix, the Fire Kills campaign is hoping that players and fans will boost their fire safety knowledge.
Fire Kills’ sponsorship means that it will be present at 5 events organised by the BDO (from June to September) where audiences will be offered the opportunity to sign up for a free Home Fire Risk Check.
The BDO International Grand Prix will be aired on Setanta Sports 1.
Age Concern
Visit the Age Concern England website for advice and information on dealing with issues in later life.
No Smoking Day
The No Smoking Day campaign is organised by a
charity of the same name run by four full-time
staff. The charity is supported by a coalition of
governmental and voluntary sector organisations with
an interest in health; it manages the campaign
alongside steering groups and partner organisations
right across the United Kingdom.
The No Smoking Day campaign helps smokers who want
to quit by creating a supportive environment for
them, and by highlighting the many sources of help
and advice available.
Help the Aged
Help the Aged is very pleased to be supporting such relevant and ultimately lifesaving campaigns. Senior safety is of the utmost importance and we're keen that older people are made aware that fire kills. On average, over half of all fatalities in accidental household fires each year occur among the over 60s, and as a Partner in Fire Prevention, it's very important to us that we work with the Government to bring these figures down.
Wise Up
The only service of its kind, Wise-Up™ was set up in 2004 for organisations wishing to communicate ‘public service information’ to those living in social housing via resident newsletters sent out by UK Local Authorities and Housing Associations.
Their quarterly publications reach almost 5 million homes. Wise-Up supports the Fire Kills campaign by conveying important fire safety messages to people living in the social housing sector.
Wise Up (opens
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Arena
Partnership Ltd (opens in a new window)
Ei Electronics
Involved in the Residential Fire Safety & Carbon Monoxide Safety products market, Ei Electronics is proud to continue its support of the Government's Fire Safety campaigns. As Europe's largest manufacturer of household smoke alarms, Ei Electronics is a committed advocate of fire safety and believes that the campaigns really do save lives.
Kidde Safety
Kidde Safety have been producing smoke alarms
since 1997.
Through their relationships with established
retailers including B&Q and Costco, Kidde Safety
have supported the Fire Kills campaign for a number
of years. Their support includes promoting the Fire
Kills brand and website on packaging, and offering
in-store promotional support to the TV campaign.
Fire Angel
Fire Angel Ltd was launched in 1998.
Fire Angel have supported the Fire Kills campaign for a number of years, providing fire safety tips to their customers, and working with retail partners to promote the Fire Kills campaign.
Fire Angel also work with the Fire Kills PR team, distributing fire safety information to the general public.
Air Products
Air Products supplies respiratory and non-respiratory medical support and services to over 48,000 patients in their homes in the UK.
Air Products have been a partner of the Fire Kills campaign since July 2007. They continue to support the campaign through promoting messages of fire safety to their patients, including the importance of being aware of the dangers of storing oxygen in-correctly in the home.
BOC
BOC has been dedicated to caring for the needs of patients receiving long-term oxygen therapy in and around the home for many years.
BOC have supported the Fire Kills campaign since 2007, and through patient communications have helped to promote messages of fire safety in the home.
First Alert
First Alert have been manufacturing, marketing and selling home safety products for over 40 years.
First Alert support the Fire Kills campaign through their relationships with retail partners, and their work with the Fire Kills PR team, promoting the campaign and fire safety information to the general public.
RNID
RNID is the largest charity working to change the world for the UK's 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people. They do this by campaigning and lobbying, with the help of their members, raising awareness of deafness and hearing loss, providing services and through social medical and technical research.
RNIB
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