HELP US INVEST IN OUR YOUTH β THE NEXT GENERATION OF FIRST RESPONDERS!
Our youth are the future of our communities. By investing in them today, we are helping build the first responders our communities will depend on tomorrow.
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A BIG THANK YOU TO OFFICER YAZZIE!
A special thank you to Officer Yazzie with Navajo County Corrections for providing an outstanding class on careers in Corrections, as well as techniques involving inmate transport, security, and officer safety.
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Honoring the Colors πΊπΈ
Our elite Future First Responders of America Color Guard (rifles) is pictured here doing a quick practice before assisting the flag barriers posting the colors as a team for the Annual Salvation Army Fundraiser.
For more than 100 years, the White Mountains of Arizona have celebrated the tradition of Pioneer Days, featuring a community parade and two exciting days of rodeo events.
For many years, the Future First Responders of America (FFROA) Cadets have been honored to serve.
Our Cadets are honored to work alongside a wide variety of agencies, from emergency response professionals to those serving in the security field.
These experiences provide invaluable training, and hands-on learning that help prepare them for future careers in public safety.
We were incredibly honored to welcome the world-famous all-female Wildland Firefighting crew, The Apache 8, to speak with our Future First Responders of America Cadets.
Hearing firsthand about their courage, dedication, and commitment to protecting communities across the U.S.
We are delighted to announce that Staff Sgt.Serenity O Smith, a valued member of Future First Responders of America, has secured her dream position as a Wildland Firefighter. Alongside her Concho Firefighters who have provided her with invaluable opportunities. Thank you β€οΈ
Learn how to help your community in the event of a disaster or major incident. Future First Responder provides annual Teen CERT training, giving youth the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to respond safely, and serve their communities.
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At the Show Low Walmart Safety Fair today, our Cadets and Recruits not only educated the public on the importance of car seat safety, but also shared information with young people interested in learning more about the Future First Responders of America youth training program.
We were honored to have our Color Guard present the Colors at the Cruz'n the Rim Car Show a week ago last Saturday. In addition, our Cadets were proud to provide a First Aid Station for the duration of the event.
We are grateful to Trooper E. Bensing for taking the time to provide our Cadets with an informative & inspiring training on law enforcement careers. Trooper Bensing discussed the many different aspects of law enforcement & the various career paths available within the profession.
This experience left a lasting impression on these youth. The opportunity to learn from dedicated professionals & witness the role dispatchers play in public safety was truly priceless. Thank you Show Low Police Department for investing their time & sharing their knowledge.
We share resources with fellow youth programs. A notable example is our recent partnership with the Show Low Police Youth Explorers. We had a full-day training in CPR, First Aid, & other medical skills. The area now has gained 13 new certified CPR & First Aid providers. #FFROA
Arizona Rangers - Show Low has been a steadfast supporter of our youth first responder program. Under the auspices of Code 4 Safety Academy, our non-profit organization delivered CPR/AED and First Aid Training to the AZ Rangers, allowing us to repay the kindness they have shown.
The House Events/Catering deserves special recognition for their kindness in feeding our diligent Cadets while they provided community service during a recent event. According to 8 Cadets and their Chaperones, the meal was exceptional!
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