A firefighter talks in regards to the rising job strain on psychological well being.
Tom Dipper, who has been a firefighter for 22 years, mentioned he was now “exposed to greater depth of tragic events” and described his personal “scary” psychological well being plunge a number of years in the past.
He and a gaggle of colleagues have taken a four-day 100-mile (160 km) stroll in Norfolk to boost consciousness about psychological well being and to boost funds for the Norfolk and Waveney Mind and Firefighters Charity, which Supports the crew.
“Everyone just needs to be aware of this” [mental health] And be there for one another in tough instances,” he mentioned.
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service Deputy Chief Fire Officer Scott Norman mentioned: “This service could be very pleased with all of our firefighters who’re taking over this daunting 100-mile problem to such an incredible charity – Norfolk Fire and Rescue Have supported the hearth fighters charity for a very long time and their fantastic work.”
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