FireRescue1 Academy - Online Training Grant Assistance Program

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About FireRescue1 Academy

FireRescue1 Academy’s training courses feature actual case studies and fast-paced, high-energy videos. The courses are accompanied by interactive training for first responders, EMTs, paramedics and firefighters. FireRescue1 Academy is the only education company to partner with the IAFF for EMS continuing education.

It’s also the home of the popular Medic Monthly training series. Medic Monthly is the highest-energy and most engaging online continuing education series for first responders, EMTs, and paramedics.

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FireRescue1.com and GrantFinder are compliant with federal standards and guidance for working with organizations seeking grant dollars. All assistance is category and non-product specific. FireRescue1.com and GrantFinder do not benefit from, participate in, or otherwise influence the procurement of awards. All assistance is product- and vendor-neutral to avoid any real or apparent conflict of interest. Organizations receiving support are responsible for maintaining a conflict of interest policy in compliance with federal guidelines (e.g. 2 CFR Part 200), including maintaining adequate supporting documentation.