This time of year is all about peace on earth and goodwill to each other. If there was ever a year we could do with some kindness to each other and to ourselves, it's 2020. Welfare Services Lead Carrie Pearce shares how. Inspired by a demand for branded hoodies from his colleagues at West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, Phil Maynard started an online store to raise money for the Charity. The impact of worrying about your finances can be huge, both on your mental wellbeing and on family life. Welfare Services Lead Carrie Pearce is here to offer some advice for practising some financial self-care. We're delighted to be joined by Frontline Coffee, who are donating profits from their Thin Red Line coffee to The Fire Fighters Charity. Here's what you can expect from our services over the coming months, as we adapt to living and working with the coronavirus, as well as the latest on how digital technology will continue to enhance the support we offer in the months and years ahead.
Top tips for kindness during the holidays
Making a difference with Helping Hoodies
Looking after yourself means looking after your finances
Firefighter-owned coffee company pledges annual donation
The next chapter for our services
