Your teams save lives. Let the gratitude reach them.
Rescued residents, relieved families, crew mates on duty: with Listen Leon, anyone can thank the station or the crew that helped them, in seconds. Messages are moderated before publication and join each team's gratitude wall.
A QR code displayed at the station or the post: anyone can scan and write.
Every message is reviewed and moderated before being published.
It joins the gratitude wall of the crew or responder being thanked.
A vocation of commitment, rarely thanked out loud
Firefighters, paramedics, dispatchers, ambulance crews: vocations built on sacrifice, night shifts and personal commitment, where recognition is far too rare. Retaining volunteers and responders is a recognised challenge for emergency services everywhere. Learn more about the lack of recognition at work.
On-call duty, night shifts, unpredictable call-outs: in many countries, volunteers make up the majority of fire and rescue services.
The need for recognition of volunteer responders is regularly raised by public authorities as a direct lever for retention.
From rescued residents and from crew mates alike, a simple word can make all the difference to how long someone stays committed.
How it works, for real
The journey of a thank-you, from the station to the gratitude wall.
A Listen Leon QR code is displayed at reception, in the duty room or in the vehicle.
A rescued resident, a family member or a colleague writes a few words, anonymous or signed.
Every message is reviewed before being passed on, to keep the wall consistently kind.
The message joins the wall of the crew or the person being thanked, to reread at any time.
What Listen Leon changes for you
A simple recognition tool, designed for teams that are always on the move.
The gratitude of the people your teams rescue and support every day.
Between firefighters, between ambulance crews, between services: peer recognition, the kind that counts the most.
Every responder can revisit, at any time, all the messages addressed to them.
A simple gesture that weighs on the desire to stay committed, for the long run. Build it into your recognition program.
Example messages
Illustrative examples, to show tone and style.
"Thank you to the whole station crew for responding so quickly at my parents' home. You were reassuring and efficient. We can never thank you enough."
"Well done to last night's duty team. We handled call-out after call-out without flinching, thank you for your energy and unshakeable good spirits."
"Thank you to the ambulance crew who took care of my husband. Your calm and professionalism helped us so much that night."
Make recognition part of daily life
Discover the Listen Leon 360° platform and our training to give your teams the right recognition reflexes.
Frequently asked questions
Everything fire stations, rescue services and ambulance teams ask us before getting started.
Pricing depends on the number of responders and sites involved. We build a tailored offer after a conversation with you: contact us.
A few days: creating the teams, personalised posters and QR codes, onboarding. See how to deploy a recognition program.
Yes, everyone chooses to write anonymously or to sign their message.
Every message is reviewed before publication to filter out anything inappropriate, on GDPR-compliant hosting. See our trust and security page.
Interested in your ER and ambulance teams too?
Discover how Listen Leon also supports care teams, so close to emergency work, on our recognition in healthcare page.
As firefighters, we come into people’s lives for the time of a call, then we leave without always knowing what happens next. With Listen Leon, the people who want to can give news or simply leave a message to say thank you. It may look like a small thing, but it matters a lot: getting a message back, and taking the time to think about what comes after, gives our work another dimension.
Ready to let your teams feel the gratitude they earn?
Let's talk about your station, your district or your service. We can show you Listen Leon in a few minutes.
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