Inagi City Women's Fire Prevention Club

The Inagi City Women's Fire Prevention Club was founded in November 1982 by women living in Inagi City as the "Inagi City Women's Fire Prevention Club" with 43 members, and changed its name to the "Inagi City Women's Fire Prevention Club" in 2004.
Based on the basic principles of "protect your own home" and "protect your town with your own hands," as of May 2024, there are 62 club members, mainly housewives, who work to raise awareness of fire prevention, disaster prevention, and crime prevention in the home and community, as well as to create a town where people can live safely and securely.

1 Matters related to fire prevention and disaster prevention, crime prevention awareness, and improvement of the ability to take action at home and in the community.
2 Matters related to the proper handling of fire-using equipment and acquisition of initial fire extinguishing techniques.
3 Thing about uplift of local fellowship and sense of solidarity through fire prevention.
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5 Conducting fire drills, emergency drills and workshops.
6 Participation in firefighting and disaster prevention events.
7 Implementation of inspection training for fire prevention and disaster prevention facilities.
8 Anything else related to the achievement of club objectives.

In lifesaving seminars, we conduct seminars on cardiopulmonary resuscitation, how to stop bleeding in the event of major bleeding, necessary first aid measures until an ambulance arrives at the scene, and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Every January, the Inagi City Women's Fire Prevention Club participates in the New Year's Firefighting Ceremony, which aims to protect the lives, bodies, and property of citizens and to create a bright, disaster-free town. increase.

At the fire prevention/disaster prevention workshop, staff members from the Disaster Prevention Division made a lantern made from canned tuna and slippers made from newspaper using familiar items from the "Tokyo Disaster Prevention" and "Tokyo Life Fire Prevention" distributed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. We hold lectures, and also carry out first-aid training, initial firefighting training, inspection procedures for residential fire alarms, and training for setting up cooking pots.

At the inspection workshop, knowledge about fire prevention and disaster prevention is enhanced through disaster prevention lectures and experience tours in each region. In addition, club members will deepen exchanges through tours of disaster prevention facilities and walks around the inspection sites.

Please contact the Women's Fire Prevention Club Secretariat, Prevention Division, Inagi City Fire Department.