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Fire Safety Web Sites For Adults

NFPA Education (National Fire Prevention Association) Lots of information on fire safety and prevention. Look for Risk Watch, lesson plans arranged by grade level; Learn Not to Burn; Fire Prevention Week Facts and History, and more. http://www.nfpa.org/Education/  

USFA (United States Fire Administration) Lots of information on fire safety including arson prevention. There is a lot of fire safety information that can be downloaded. Excellent site. http://www.usfa.fema.gov/

Allstate Insurance Company Fire and life safety information for families and educators to help prevent casualties and property loss. Included are a home fire safety checklist and the Survive Alive Village. http://www.allstate.com  

Chimney Safety Institute Of America A non-profit educational foundation that has established the only nationally recognized certification and accreditation program for chimney sweeps in the United States. CSIA devotes its resources to educating the public, chimney service professionals and other fire prevention specialists, and the insurance industry about the prevention and correction of chimney venting system hazards. http://www.csia.org/   

American Burn Association Information and interactive communication on burn care and related research, teaching, rehabilitation, and prevention issues.  http://www.ameriburn.org/  

Burn Prevention Foundation   Helping people stay safe, by teaching them to recognize and avoid fire hazards and other burn risks. The Burn Prevention Foundation offers numerous educational programs and seminars, each designed for a specific audience.
Also, a wide variety of educational materials, audio-visual presentations and displays. http://www.burnprevention.org/

Residential Fire Safety Institute This site contains information for consumers and fire departments about fire safety in all residential occupancies from single family homes to high-rise hotels. Specific items covered are residential fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors and heat detectors.  http://www.firesafehome.org/  

Family Fire Safety   Basic safety tips and a checklist for families. Includes activities for parents and children to do together. Very Good. http:/www.esafety.com/esafety_cfmfiles/esafety.cfm/823