POLICE OFFICERS

REST, RENEW, RETURN STRONG

WHY IT MATTERS

Police officers face extraordinary and often repeated trauma:

 

THE CHALLENGE IS URGENT

  • Police officers witness 188 critical or traumatic incidents over their careers—compared to just 2–3 such events for the average person. 

  •  3.5 traumatic events every six months, which over decades amounts to 200% more exposure than the average person. 

  • This persistent exposure increases risk of Post‑Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); up to 35% of police officers meet diagnostic criteria

OUR SOULTION

1. Create a place to rest and reset.

Create a space where first responders can lay down the weight of their duties to slow down, feel seen, and be supported.

2. Connect them to others.

Connecting first responders strengthens their relationships and builds a supportive network that carries them beyond their time of rest.

3. Equip them with resources.

We equip police officers with practical resources like confidential counseling, training and contacts that help ensure their safety, peer support from those who understand the weight of the badge, and spiritual guidance that fosters strength and growth.