Nominations are now open for the European Fire Safety Award 2025 for the best community fire safety projects which are focused on raising fire safety awareness, changing people’s behaviour and inspiring education on fire safety.
The ceremony for the European Fire Safety Award for 2025 will take place during the 8th International Safety Education Seminar in Levi, Lapland, Finland on 12-13 March 2025.
The award – a joint initiative of the European Fire Safety Alliance (EuroFSA) and the Federation of European Fire Officers (FEU) – is granted every two years. It was first presented in 2019 in the European Parliament as an integral part of the very first edition of the European Fire Safety Week.
Ireland’s Leitrim Fire & Rescue Service – the lead partner of the Erasmus+ funded ‘BFireSafeatSchool’ project – was presented with the European Fire Safety Award for 2021 at the 6th International Safety Education seminar in Dublin’s Croke Park Conference Centre on 24 March 2022.
Leitrim’s Chief Fire Officer and project co-ordinator Finian Joyce (left) pictured with Maria Walsh, MEP, and Krzysztof Biskup, Chair of European Fire Safety Alliance, at the award ceremony on 24 March 2022.
The Italian project ‘Feel Safe’ – an online educational tool that promotes the use of technologies and digital education to enhance children’s resilience to disaster – was the most recent winner of the European Fire Safety Award for 2023. The ‘Feel Safe’ project team (pictured below) was presented with the award during the 7th International Safety Education Seminar in Linz, Austria on 24 November 2023.
Applications can only be submitted via this online Application Form no later than 15 January 2025.
Click HERE for the Entry Regulations. Upon submitting the project, applicants will automatically receive an email confirmation. It is possible to save the application form midway and continue working on it at a later time. For further questions email EuroFSA secretariat
