Campaign downloads
Frequently requested items including fire safety campaign material is listed below. To suggest material or have a general enquiry, contact the Media Team.
Fire safety and prevention in the home brochure
The fire safety and prevention in the home brochures are print ready and translated to help teach the community about reducing the risk of fires that can occur in homes.
Download fire safety and prevention in the home English and translated versions here
Current seasonal campaigns
Be Fire Safe - Winter 2024 Campaign Kit
Winter is a critical time for fire prevention and education due to the spike in home fires, fire-related fatalities and injuries. We want to reduce these incidents to zero.
View winter fire safety campaign resources here
On-going campaigns
Lithium-ion battery safety campaign kit
Lithium-ion batteries are the fastest growing fire risk in New South Wales. The public can prevent hazards by charging safely, being aware of warning signs, disposing of lithium-ion batteries correctly and knowing what to do if something goes wrong. This toolkit has been developed to help you communicate with your local community about how to safely use and dispose of lithium-ion batteries. It contains assets and resources for you to download and share.
View the Lithium-ion battery safety campaign kit here
NSW Health: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Help spread the word about carbon monoxide poisoning with fact sheets in community languages and social media resources. Resources are available via the NSW Health website here [external link]
Past campaigns
1 June Smoke Alarm Action Day 2024 Campaign Kit
This year, on 1 June, Fire and Rescue NSW are urging the community to take part in the inaugural Smoke Alarm Action Day.
View the Smoke Alarm Action Day 2024 Campaign Kit here
BBQ fire safety campaign
Australia’s love affair with the barbeque is well known, and it’s no surprise Australia Day, is one of the busiest days of the year for a backyard cook up. It’s also a time when burn risks peak, so Fire and Rescue NSW is issuing a timely warning, to be barbeque safe.
View BBQ fire safety campaign resources here
Change your clock and check your smoke alarm campaign
2016 was the 10th anniversary of the introduction of smoke alarm legislation, which meant many alarms would have reached the end of their 10-year working lives. This year, the key message is that all households should check their smoke alarm at the end of daylight savings when they change their clocks.
View the smoke alarm campaign material here
Wheat bag fire safety campaign
Wheat bags can help pain, but they also have the potential to cause burns and fire if improperly used. Fire and Rescue NSW Firefighters have responded to numerous residential fires that have occurred due to wheat bags overheating in the microwave oven or wheat bags being used to warm bedding materials. These campaign resources are for you to help spread the safety message.
View wheat bag fire safety campaign resources here
Keep Looking When Cooking campaign
Winter is the worst time of the year for fires in the home. Over winter, FRNSW attends an average of 1,230 home fires which result in an average of 576 injuries. Half of these fires start in the kitchen, with the majority of those caused by unattended cooking. These media resources will assist you in helping spread the fire safety message Keep Looking When Cooking.