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The toolkit contains content that you can share on Twitter, Facebook and other social media channels to increase awareness about fire safety among older adults and caregivers for older adults and children. You can copy this content or customize it to reach your audience.
Older adults have an increased risk of dying in a fire. Help prevent older adult (ages 65 and over) fire deaths in your community by sharing this content on your social media channels.
Include these key messages about fire safety for older adults when creating content for social media posts.
Use the cards below by themselves or include supporting content with them to reinforce the messages.
Images can visually reinforce the messages you want to reach your audience with in your social media posts. Use our public domain images to help increase awareness about older adult fire and life safety.
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Some kids are curious about fire. Help keep them safe from fire and burns by sharing this content on your social media channels.
Put these key messages into social media content that you create.
Use the cards below by themselves or include supporting content with them to reinforce the card messages.
Images can visually reinforce the messages you want to reach your audience with in your social media posts. Use our public domain images to help increase awareness about making and practicing a home fire escape plan.
View the image gallery
Visit our older adults and children pages for links to customizable handouts that you can recommend to community organizations that want to promote fire safety.
