Service – Help Rescue Workers or EMS

Help-based service activities for rescue workers and EMS personnel emphasize preparedness, gratitude, and community support, making them a powerful way for scouts to give back. These projects help scouts build awareness, leadership, and emergency readiness while honoring those who respond in times of crisis. Whether supporting local fire stations or promoting safety education, scouts learn how their actions can strengthen and uplift emergency responders.

Make Thank-You Cards: Create personalized notes for firefighters, paramedics, or EMTs to show appreciation for their service.
Assemble Hydration Packs: Provide water bottles, electrolyte drinks, and snacks for responders working long shifts or outdoor events.
Host a Safety Fair: Invite EMS and rescue workers to demonstrate equipment and teach safety skills to the community.
Create Emergency Info Cards: Help families prepare wallet-sized cards with medical info and emergency contacts.
Organize a Station Cleanup Day: Volunteer to help tidy outdoor areas or common spaces at local firehouses or EMS stations.
Deliver Coffee or Snack Kits: Drop off morning or late-shift kits with coffee, tea, granola bars, and thank-you notes.
Make Visibility Gear: Assemble reflective armbands or safety vests for responders or community use.
Host a CPR Awareness Event: Promote CPR and first aid education with support from local EMS professionals.
Create Comfort Kits for Victims: Pack small bags with tissues, blankets, and calming items for responders to give during emergencies.
Paint Encouragement Rocks: Decorate rocks with uplifting messages and deliver them to EMS stations or training centers.
Support Fire Prevention Week: Help distribute educational materials or host a troop-led fire safety activity.
Build First Aid Stations: Create portable kits or supply stations for use at community events or scout outings.
Record Video Tributes: Film troop thank-yous or skits honoring rescue workers and share them with local departments.
Make Station Decorations: Create seasonal or themed artwork to brighten common areas at EMS or rescue facilities.
Interview a Rescue Worker: Learn about their role and share their story with your troop or community to build understanding and respect.

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