Where courage meets care
Fire Fighters Charity is here for every member of the fire services community and their family, during and after service. We provide clinical care, personal wellbeing and practical support when it's needed most.
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We’re proud to share a moving and impactful film, revealing the hidden emotional toll of working in fire and rescue, and the lasting psychological impact those experiences can have.
Content warning: This film explores the emotional impact of responding to emergencies, including suicide. It includes references to suicidal thoughts, trauma, grief and loss. Please take care while watching.
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News September 2026 fundraising highlights
1 Oct 2026You've run miles, pulled fire engines, climbed stairs and so much more this month - thank you for helping people across the fire services community.
News Emergency Services Day 2026
8 Sep 2026To every member of our fire services community, we thank you for your dedication and service this 999 Day.
Event Bungee Jump
6 Dec 2025Feel the rush as you take on a bungee jump for the fire services community. Leap with pride and help make a difference. Events across the UK, all year round.
Event Great North Run
12 Sep 2027The AJ Bell Great North Run is the world’s biggest and best half marathon, with 60,000 runners taking on the route from Newcastle to South Shields each year.
Story Russ’ story
1 Oct 2026Kent firefighter Russ Pritchard joined one of our mental wellbeing programmes during a challenging time – and his partner has gone on to receive support too.
Story Steve’s story
20 Aug 2026Steve Summers has lived with the impact of a life-changing accident for decades, after it brought his fire service career to an end. Today, however, he says he's feeling "more optimistic than I have been for years".
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The difference we make
“Talking about difficult shouts is how I cope – now I’m encouraging my daughter to do the same”Wayne's story