Did you know adults age 65 and older are twice as likely to be killed or injured by fire or falls, and at age 75 that increases to three times that of the general population?
Remembering When" is a program developed by National Fire Protection Association that targets injury prevention for older adults. Two prevention areas, falls and burns, are the focus in a unique delivery quaranteed to interest older adults. This program is based on activities and lessons around a theme of nostalgia including trivia games with questions regarding music, events and celebrities from days gone by. The goal of "Remembering When" is to help older adults live safely at home for as long as possible. The Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) promotes “Remembering When" for the older adult poplution of North Carolina. The program contains everything needed to conduct a comprehensive fire and fall prevention program for older adults in the community. The approach and content of the program is centered around 16 key fire and burn prevention messages.
If you are interested in attending a “Remembering When” Train the Trainer workshop e-mail Allison Cummings at firstname.lastname@example.org
For more information about “Remembering When” visit the NFPA website.