Helping Youth. Supporting Families. Protecting Communities.
At The Flame Group, we provide a structured intervention program designed to address youth fire-setting behavior through education, accountability, guidance, and family involvement — reducing repeat behavior, improving decision-making, and creating safer homes, schools, and communities.
Whether you're a concerned parent, a school official, or a juvenile justice professional, our program meets you where you are.
Concerned parents and guardians dealing with unsafe fire behavior at home who need structured guidance and support.
Youth referred through school disciplinary processes or counselors recognizing fire-related behaviors needing intervention.
Court-ordered diversion referrals providing community-based alternatives to detention for first-time and repeat offenses.
Local governments and fire departments seeking structured community-based prevention and intervention solutions.
Nonprofits and community service organizations partnering to reduce fire-related youth incidents in their communities.
Agencies seeking specialized programming that addresses fire-setting within broader behavioral health and family service plans.
A comprehensive, multi-tiered approach to understanding and addressing juvenile fire-setting behavior from intake to resolution.
Comprehensive evaluation of fire-setting behavior, family environment, and contributing factors to create an individualized intervention plan.
Age-appropriate, evidence-based fire safety education designed to build understanding, accountability, and respect for fire as a tool — not a toy.
Empowering families with the knowledge, strategies, and tools needed to provide consistent supervision, set boundaries, and create fire-safe homes.
Connecting youth and families to licensed behavioral health professionals who specialize in the underlying emotional and psychological factors of fire-setting.
Programming that instills a sense of responsibility, community pride, and accountability — helping youth understand their impact on others around them.
Serving as a recognized diversion partner, providing documented community-based programming that satisfies court, school, and agency requirements.
Our structured five-step approach ensures every youth and family receives the personalized attention and resources they need.
Family, school, court, or agency contacts The Flame Group for intake. Referral documentation is reviewed and initial risk level is assessed.
In-depth intake interview with youth and parent/guardian to evaluate behavior patterns, triggers, family dynamics, and environmental factors.
A customized intervention plan is created based on assessment findings — outlining sessions, goals, referrals, and accountability milestones.
Structured sessions with the youth and family covering fire safety education, accountability programming, and behavior modification strategies.
Upon successful program completion, documentation is provided to referring agencies. Optional follow-up support is available for continued success.
Juvenile fire-setting is one of the leading causes of fire-related injuries, deaths, and property damage in the United States. Early, structured intervention is proven to dramatically reduce repeat behavior and long-term consequences.
The Flame Group accepts referrals from a wide range of community partners committed to youth safety and accountability.
Age-appropriate curriculum that builds awareness, respect, and informed decision-making around fire and safety.
Structured programming that helps youth understand consequences and take ownership of their actions and choices.
Expert-led mentorship from fire professionals who provide positive role models and direction for youth at risk.
Active engagement of parents, guardians, and family members throughout every stage of the intervention process.
Find answers to the most common questions about our Juvenile Firesetter Intervention & Prevention Program.
Referrals are accepted from families, schools, juvenile courts, fire departments, social service agencies, and community organizations. Self-referrals from parents and guardians are always welcome.
Our program is designed for youth ages 5–17 who exhibit fire-setting or fire-curiosity behaviors. Curriculum and intervention approaches are tailored to be age-appropriate for each participant.
Yes. The Flame Group works with juvenile justice systems and courts as a recognized community-based diversion partner. We provide progress documentation and completion certificates suitable for court records.
Program length varies based on individual assessment and risk level. Generally, programs range from 4–12 sessions. Court-ordered programs may follow specific timelines set by the referring court or agency.
Absolutely — family involvement is a core component of our program. Parents and guardians participate in dedicated support sessions, safety planning, and are kept informed throughout the entire process.
Yes. The Flame Group serves communities nationwide. Contact us to discuss availability, scheduling, and how we can partner with your family, school, agency, or jurisdiction.
Reach out to our team to begin the intake process or to learn more about our Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Program.
