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MinnesotaYouth
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Minnesota Youth
Children die in fires that they start every year
Without intervention 36% will continue
With intervention less than 3% will continue
Consistently 7‐15% of MN Fires Nearly 40% Arrests are Juveniles
2013 & 2015 narrative search revealed 40% more cases
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2011‐ 2015 Months of Year
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Currently no great data National initiative
Curiosity Crisis Thrill Seeking Delinquent Troubled Pathological
Located between the parking ramp and the Children’s Museum…
BUD LIGHT PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE
“If you believe that Sesame Street taught your 4-year-old something, you better believe that MTV is teaching your fourteen-year-old something.”~ Dr. David Walsh
Often their first introduction to services Cry for help Suggestibility Impulse control Coping mechanism ADHD ASD FASD ODD
Autism – 1 in 68 MN kids born with it ADHD –Attention Deficit Disorder FASD – Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder ODD –Obsessive Defiant Disorder TBI –Traumatic Brain Injury Bi Polar Many more
Law Enforcement Investigators Social Services Schools Parents Mental Health Pediatricians Juvenile Justice
Reason for setting fire Curiosity Crisis Delinquent / Thrill Seeking Troubled / Pathological
Child & Family Risk Level Low Moderate Extreme
1‐800‐500‐8897
State Fire Duty Officer makes the referral to the family’s local YFPI team.
Crisis
Mental Health Fire Education
Curiosity
Fire Education
Thrill Seeking
Fire Education Juvenile Justice Mental Health
Delinquent
Fire EducationJuvenile / Restorative
Justice
Pathological
Residential Mental Health Treatment
Mental Health Residential Treatment Facilities
Social Services Juvenile Justice Fire Education
Rules & Laws Fire Statistics Fire Behavior Fire Prevention Burn Prevention Fire Safety Review & Test Evaluations, please
KEEP ESCAPE ROUTES CLEAR
WINDOWS OPEN EASILY OBSTACLES ROOFS, BALCONIES, ESCAPE LADDERS SECURITY BARS
Placement Check Batteries Change Batteries Replace Smoke Alarms Types of Alarms Photoelectric Ionization Combination CO Combination
Identify Firesetters Ask the tough questions
Join YFIT There are teams throughout the state
Is a child in your life overly interested in fire?
Call 1‐800‐500‐8897
