Programs
We support first responders in the Pacific Northwest so they can meet the mental, emotional and spiritual challenges of their profession.
Training peers to provide holistic care.
Peer Support
Peer Support is designed to equip selected first responders within our partner public safety agencies to provide sustained, long-term support to their peers through formal and informal relationships that address psychological, emotional, spiritual, and physical health. Each will be trained to intervene at critical moments in a co-worker’s life, but more importantly, look to preventative solutions associated with issues plaguing first responders.
A rest stop is a safe place for first responders to go when they are on duty.
Rest Stops
First responders are usually assigned to geographic districts where they patrol and work in order to be responsive to calls in an area. For most first responders, especially police officers, they frequently have to drive a distance to an office, fire station, or precinct to take a break or do paperwork. This can be both time-consuming and strategically inefficient, especially during major incidents.
Conferences and Events
Peer Support Conferences
Gatherings of first responders, mental health professionals, family members, and chaplains involved in the behavioral health, wellness, and peer support initiatives in their agencies.
First responders serving first responders around the world.
Responders Without Borders
We equip first responders in under-resourced countries with vital law enforcement, fire, and emergency service training, while also serving vulnerable communities through hands-on outreach.
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