Firefighters should refer children who have started fires to which program?

• A. Stop, Drop and Roll
• B. Learn Not to Burn
• C. Youth Firesetters
• D. Exit Drills in the Home

Answer: (C)

When working with youth who have started fires, the goal is to connect them with targeted support that addresses fire-setting behavior and prevents recurrence. Youth Firesetters programs are specifically designed for this purpose, offering assessment, family involvement, counseling, and follow-up to reduce the chance of future incidents. The other options are general safety or escape instructions rather than specialized intervention for fire-setting behavior: Stop, Drop and Roll teaches how to react if clothing catches fire; Learn Not to Burn is broad fire-safety education for kids; Exit Drills in the Home focuses on planning safe evacuations. So referring to a Youth Firesetters program is the most appropriate and effective choice.