Firefighters and control officer share psychological impacts of life in fire service in powerful charity film

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A call could save your life. But alter theirs forever.
A call could save your life. But alter theirs forever.
The Silence Between Calls, aims to raise awareness of the psychological impact of working in the Fire and Rescue Services and encourage more people to seek support earlier.
The Silence Between Calls, aims to raise awareness of the psychological impact of working in the Fire and Rescue Services and encourage more people to seek support earlier.
The Silence Between Calls, aims to raise awareness of the psychological impact of working in the Fire and Rescue Services and encourage more people to seek support earlier.
The Silence Between Calls, aims to raise awareness of the psychological impact of working in the Fire and Rescue Services and encourage more people to seek support earlier.

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