Amanda’s Law
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APPCOG
The All-Party Parliamentary Carbon Monoxide Group (APPCOG) is the leading forum for Parliamentarians from both the Houses of Commons and Lords, to work together to discuss ways of tackling carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, to improve government policy on carbon monoxide safety, and to raise public awareness of the threat posed by deadly CO gas. Through its busy programme of events and research, the Group seeks to push the vital issue of carbon monoxide safety up the political agenda. In doing so, the Group works closely with a coalition of CO campaigners, charities and energy industry companies committed to tackling CO poisoning in the Stakeholder Forum.
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Boat Safety Scheme
Find out how to go boating and stay safe with this link to useful information on the Boat Safety Scheme
Click here to read the Boat Safety Scheme – Go Boating – Stay Safe
The British Landlord’s Association
Below are some useful links for Landlord’s and a guide to carbon monoxide.
The British Landlord’s Association, click here for more information and a guide to carbon monoxide.
Camping and Caravanning CLub
Follow the link below for more information about camping and caravanning safely and the dangers of CO poisoning.
Click here to visit the Camping and Caravanning club safety page
Carbon Monoxide Be Alarmed!
Carbon Monoxide – Be Alarmed! is the national campaign to reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by carbon monoxide. Since 2008, the campaign has encouraged people to install carbon monoxide alarms in their homes.
The carbon monoxide – Be Alarmed! campaign is run by Energy UK on behalf of British Gas, EDF Energy, EON, npower, ScottishPower and SSE, in partnership with the Dominic Rodgers Trust. It is supported by a wide range of charities and other organisations.
Click here to visit the Carbon Monoxide Be Alarmed! page
CO Awareness
A registered charity that supports the many victims of Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning and other products of combustion (POC), their families and friends. They campaign for the greater awareness to the dangers of carbon monoxide and other products of combustion associated with the burning of Gas, Oil, Coal and Wood. They also campaign for changes in the legislation covering the manufacture, installation and servicing of appliances burning the above fuels and lobby the Government and Industry to improve safety and raise awareness. They organise CO Awareness Week held each November.
Click here to visit the CO Awareness Twitter
CO Gas Safety
CO-Gas Safety is an independent registered charity which works to try to reduce accidents from Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning and other gas dangers. We lobby for changes, which will help to achieve this. We also help and advise victims whenever we can.
This charity runs almost entirely on volunteers and relies on donations. Please donate to save lives and preserve health.
Click here to visit the CO Gas Safety website
COGDEM
CoGDEM is the Council of Gas Detection and Environmental Monitoring. The goal of this council is to improve the efficiency and development of the gas detection, gas analysis, and environmental monitoring industry.
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CORGI
With other forty years providing expertise and building trust, CORGI Technical Services has been operating from the centre of the gas industry. Working with government, manufacturers, distributors, merchants and industry experts, CORGI has had a significant impact on improving gas safety in the UK. CORGI continues to support The Gas Safety Trust (formally The CORGI Trust) financially as the charity carries out research, training and education in Carbon Monoxide awareness.
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CO Research Trust
The CO Research Trust (formerly the Gas Safety Trust) is a registered charity, established in 2005. Our objective is to reduce the incidents of death and serious injury from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.
Click here for more information on the CO Research Trust
Gas Safe Register
Click here to read more about the Gas Safe Register
GISG
The Gas Industry Safety Group (GISG) brings the principal organisation in the UK industry together to promote gas safety. Formed in 2000, GISG aims to promote gas safety by improving co-operation amongst the industry players, dissemination of best practice and providing a forum for them to address safety issues collectively.
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Hazel Woodhams Memorial
For more information please follow this link Hazel Woodhams Memorial
Health and Safety Executive
Click here to read more information from Health and Safety Executive
HETAS
HETAS support cleaner and safer choices for the use of biomass and other solid fuels, appliances and associated technologies
Click here to visit Hetas website for further info
NEA
National Energy Action (NEA) – the national fuel poverty charity, working to ensure that everyone in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is warm and safe at home.
Click here to visit NEA
OFTEC
OFTEC is a leading trade organisation for the heating and cooking industries of the UK and Republic of Ireland
RoSPA
Click here to find out more about ROSPA
Safer Tourism Foundation
Click here for more information on the Safer Tourism Foundation
Share CO Safety
Please join our growing group of moms, dads, friends, and advocates who are working to promote carbon monoxide awareness. Send us a message!
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UNITED AGAINST CO
TOGETHER WE CAN BEAT CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING. United Against CO is a safety group with the aim to give important advice about Carbon Monoxide, and how you can protect those you love from it’s deadly effects.
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