The 'Youth for Safety!' campaign starts on October 7th.

С 7 октября стартует акция «Молодежь за безопасность!»

October 3, 2025

The "Youth for Safety!" campaign starts on October 7

From October 6 to 17, the republican information and propaganda campaign (action) "Youth for Safety!" will be held throughout Belarus.

Its goal is to popularize the activities of the Belarusian Youth Public Association of Rescuers-Firefighters, the profession of a rescuer-firefighter, civil and patriotic education, prevention of fires and deaths from them, promotion of a safe and healthy lifestyle, and to reveal the creative potential and unite young people – young rescuers in a useful cause.

As part of the information campaign, rescuers set themselves not one task, but the main ones are to increase the level of public awareness about the activities of the Belarusian Youth Public Association of Rescuers-Firefighters, its goals, objectives, directions, and thereby attract young people to the ranks of young rescuers. In addition, the organizers are confident that acquaintance with the movement can form a culture of life safety in adolescents.

The first week of the campaign will be held under the slogan "112 good deeds". Young rescuers will visit the homes of those who need help with firewood preparation, yard cleaning, or harvesting, and installation of autonomous fire detectors. This category of people will include veterans of the Great Patriotic War, lonely elderly people, and disabled individuals. The second week of the campaign will be dedicated to festive events – October 14 marks the anniversary of the establishment of the Belarusian Youth Public Association of Rescuers and Firefighters. Concert programs, thematic evening meetings, bike rides, quizzes, quests, and many other events are united by one goal – to instill life safety culture in teenagers and attract them to the public association of rescuers and firefighters.

Young rescuers remind you: to avoid tragedy, observe basic fire safety rules. In case of fire and other emergencies, call 101 or 112. Your safety is in your hands!