The Fight Fire Fascination (FFF) program is a carefully designed education program for children (3-17 years) whose parents or carers are concerned about their unsafe fire behaviour. FFF is delivered through a series of visits to the home by specially trained firefighters. It is an initiative of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services and is provided free and confidential to any Queensland child.

When you submit this enquiry you will be contacted by phone to discuss how the program could assist your child and, if you wish, make arrangements for an initial visit.

Consent

By submitting this form you agree, as the parent/guardian/case worker of the young person named above, to be contacted by Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) regarding that young person's participation in the Fight Fire Fascination Program.

The program involves several visits with the young person by two specially trained Firefighters to provide information about fire and fire safety. QFES keeps all information received confidential, except otherwise as required by law.

You can help other families in similar situations by allowing a representative of QFES to check back with you on your progress. Your confidential answers will help us to evaluate and build a better program.

Personal Information

Information of the person making the enquiry

Incident Details

Details of incident/fire play behaviour

Child/Young person Details

The following questions are asked to ensure that a program can be delivered that is tailored to the individual involved. This information is also used to ensure the training of FFF staff remains specific to those who need this service.

Additional Information