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Make a difference to those who dedicate their lives to protecting others.

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Every day, members of the UK fire services are there when people need them most. At Fire Fighters Charity, we’re here for them.

Clinical care. Personal wellbeing. Practical support. We’re here to help.

We are a national healthcare provider, working across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. While we work with all 52 Fire and Rescue Services in the UK, we are independent of any organisation and our funding is predominantly voluntary, fuelled by the generosity of our supporters.

Our care and support is confidential, free of charge and without judgement – always.

We deliver care through three residential centres in Devon, West Sussex and Cumbria, supported by an integrated digital service. Our registered psychological therapists, nurses, physiotherapists, exercise therapists and wellness coaches provide clinically expert care grounded in a deep understanding of service in the fire and rescue sector.

This work is supported by almost 200 employees and more than 1,500 volunteers across the UK.

Whether your expertise is in healthcare, fundraising, communications, digital, finance, or something else, every role plays a part in changing lives.

Those who work in the fire service will be there for us on our worst day. Join us and be there for them on theirs.

Browse our latest vacancies and volunteering opportunities.

Current vacancies

Diversity, equity, inclusion

We’re committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels valued, supported, and able to be their authentic self.

We champion a culture built on respect, inclusion, openness, and courage - where people feel confident to speak up, keep learning, and look after their wellbeing.

On this page, you can explore our commitments and values, see how far we’ve come on our journey, and hear directly from our team about what it’s really like to work here.

Our inclusion vision

More about us and how to apply

Who we help: Amy’s story

Gloucestershire Watch Manager, Amy Brown, has shared her experience of our Reset Programme at Harcombe House – and how it sparked deep friendships with others across the fire services community.
Amy's story
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Volunteer for Fire Fighters Charity

Our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do – giving their time to raise awareness and vital funds, while strengthening connections across the fire services community. We have a variety of volunteering opportunities, both face-to-face and online.
Volunteer opportunities