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SUMMARY:Porter County Sheriff’s Office - Strength in Stillness: Meditative Yoga for First Responders
DESCRIPTION:Strength in Stillness\nMeditative Yoga for First Responders\nPorter County first responders are encouraged to come experience the benefits of meditation and yoga\, courtesy of the Porter County Health Department. \nAccessible for all skill and flexibility levels. \nPotential benefits include: Reduced risk for PTSD\, improved coordination and strength\, improved resilience and mood\, and reduced blood pressure and stress levels. \nWhen:\n1st & 2nd Mondays of each month\n1pm-2pm \nJune 2 & 9\, July 7 & 14\, August 4 & 11\, September 8\, October 6 & 13\, November 3 & 10\, December 1 & 8. \nWhere:\nPorter County Sheriff’s Office\n2755 SR-49\nValparaiso\, IN 46383
URL:https://maacfoundation.org/class/18222/
LOCATION:Porter County Sheriff’s Office Training Room\, 2755 St. Rd. 49\, Valparaiso\, IN\, 46383\, United States
CATEGORIES:Responder Mental Health
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SUMMARY:District 1 Fire Academy - Summer 2025
DESCRIPTION:DATE& LOCATION\nJuly 10\, 2025-December 6\, 2025\nThursday 6p-10p and Saturdays (8a-4p)\nMAAC \nCLASS DESCRIPTION & INFORMATION\nThe District 1 Fire Academy consists of initial firefighter training that will include\nstate certifications in Hazardous Material Awareness/Operations\, Firefighter I/II and\nall state required curriculum to function as a firefighter in the state of Indiana.\nParticipants must have municipal department sponsorship and full gear with\nSCBA’s. \nA minimum of 80% attendance throughout the Academy is required to be\neligible for testing. \nCLASS SIZE IS LIMITED\nSyllabus Available in Acadis
URL:https://maacfoundation.org/class/district-1-fire-academy-winter-2025/
LOCATION:MAAC Foundation First Responder Training Campus\, 4203 Montdale Park Drive\, Valparaiso\, IN\, 46383\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fire
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SUMMARY:Public Fire and Life Safety Educator I-District 1
DESCRIPTION:DATE& LOCATION \nDate: September 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 24\, 30\, October 2\, 11\, 16- 2025\nTimes: Weeknights 5p-9p\nLocation: MAAC \nCLASS DESCRIPTION & INFORMATION\nThis course provides experienced firefighters the knowledge and skills to meet the minimum job\nperformance requirements as outlined in NFPA 1035. This course is designed for firefighters\,\nofficers and non-commissioned fire department staff pursuing a certification as a Public Fire & Life\nSafety Educator. The course is designed to train and equip students in fire prevention and life\nsafety education. Topics include: a history of fire prevention education\, fire behavior\, community\nassessment\, injury prevention\, juvenile fire setting\, learning styles\, methods for effective teaching\,\npublic relations\, high-risk populations\, professionalism\, developing life safety curricula\, and\nevaluation & assessment. \nRegister Here: Must Register for Both\nPub Ed I: https://on.in.gov/PubEdISept2025D1\nPub Ed II: https://on.in.gov/PubEd2Sept2025D1
URL:https://maacfoundation.org/class/public-fire-and-life-safety-educator-i-district-1/
LOCATION:MAAC Foundation First Responder Training Campus\, 4203 Montdale Park Drive\, Valparaiso\, IN\, 46383\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fire
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SUMMARY:Mega Warehouse Seminar
DESCRIPTION:A major fire occurred in a 1.2 million squarefoot Walmart Distribution Center on March 15\,2022\, in Indiana. This seminar will highlight keyfindings from this incident\, as documented inNational Fallen Firefighters Foundation’s report\,“Incident Analysis\, Mega-Warehouse Fire\,March 15\, 2022.”\n\nToday’s fire service faces growing challengeswhen responding to fires in massive warehousefacilities—some now exceeding 4 million squarefeet. Participants will hear firsthand lessonslearned from the chief officers who respondedto this complex mayday incident.\n\nThe seminar will benefit fire service personnel\,building owners\, code officials\, insurers\, andsafety professionals.\n\nInstructors:Ron Ritchey\, NFSAJeff Dixon\, Deputy Chief\, Plainfield (IN)Fire DepartmentMatt King\, Lieutenant\, Plainfield (IN)Fire Department\nAny questions\, please contactRon Ritchey\, ritchey@nfsa.org orErik Hoffer\, erik@nifsab.org\, 708-261-4503
URL:https://maacfoundation.org/class/mega-warehouse-seminar/
LOCATION:The Hemmens Cultural Center\, 45 Symphony Way\, Elgin\, 60120
CATEGORIES:Fire
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SUMMARY:2nd Alarm Webinar:  Zero Suicide Framework for First Responders
DESCRIPTION:Suicide prevention with first responders requires more than good intentions\, it takes a plan. The Zero Suicide Framework is a nationally recognized\, evidence-informed\, system-wide strategy that calls for strong organizational commitment and the integration of prevention practices from leadership through the front lines. This webinar explores how the framework has been adapted for first responder agencies to strengthen resilience\, reduce risk\, and embed a culture of safety and support. \nParticipants will learn:\n-Each core element of the Zero Suicide Framework and its purpose\n-How to adapt and apply these elements specifically in first responder environments\n-Actionable strategies for implementing the model\n-An operational case study demonstrating how the model was successfully adapted at the statewide level \nJoin us to explore how the Zero Suicide Framework can transform how first responder agencies address suicide risk and prevention.
URL:https://maacfoundation.org/class/2nd-alarm-webinar-zero-suicide-framework-for-first-responders/
LOCATION:IN
CATEGORIES:Clinicians,Family,Responder Mental Health
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