Successes from the 2025 Kenya EMS & Fire Symposium!

The AFM team just concluded our training in the 2025 Kenya EMS & Fire Symposium. This trip has been an incredible success, giving firefighters and first responders in Kenya an opportunity to learn more about practical fire response, fire safety, first aid and first responder techniques. AFM staff and volunteer instructors led trainings and furthered partnerships with stakeholders in Kenya. We are thrilled to see the progress in Kenya and look forward to returning for next year's Symposium!

Mandera County Chief Fire Officer, Suleiman Adan Issack, writes about his experience leading trainings during this year's Symposium on our blog. Read about his experience:

Want to join us next year in Africa? We have trips posted to Kenya, Zambia, and Malawi that are available to apply for now! Check out our 2026 trips:

Active Bleeding Control Cohort Training

In early November, AFM team members and staff returned to Kenya to lead refresher courses with the first cohort of Active Bleeding Control trainers. Our ABC project is seeing huge progress as more individuals are receiving this potentially life-saving training! Progress like this is possible because of support from individuals like you! Consider donating today to help programs like this grow.

More Progress in Zambia!

As we look forward to the future of the fire service in Zambia, we're reflecting on our recent trip. In Lusaka, Zambia, our team lead trainings and conferences to bolster the skills of local first responders. Watch a highlight from this trip and subscribe to our channel for more reflections and updates from Zambia and more!

AFM Recieves Grant from
Motorola Solutions Foundation

We are excited to announce that AFM has received a grant from the Motorola Solutions Foundation, the charitable arm of Motorola Solutions. Through the grant, Africa Fire Mission will continue training efforts across Africa through impactful training events.