Each year, more law enforcement officers die by suicide than are feloniously killed in the line of duty. At Blue H.E.L.P., we are trying to reduce the stigma surrounding emotional health for law enforcement, acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those we lost to suicide, bring awareness to issue and assist families in the aftermath. Proceeds […]
Each year, more law enforcement officers die by suicide than are feloniously killed in the line of duty. At Blue H.E.L.P., we are trying to reduce the stigma surrounding emotional health for law enforcement, acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those we lost to suicide, bring awareness to issue and assist families in the aftermath. Proceeds […]
The families who lost an officer to suicide are a key part of the Blue H.E.L.P. organization, we always want to do better for them. Motorola Solutions Foundation has joined us in that effort to host Camp April. This camp will mix traditional camp fun & camaraderie with customized grief education and emotional support delivered by trained professionals and caring volunteers.
Family breakout sessions for parents, siblings, adult children, and significant others/spouses.
Each year, more law enforcement officers die by suicide than are feloniously killed in the line of duty. At Blue H.E.L.P., we are trying to reduce the stigma surrounding emotional health for law enforcement, acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those we lost to suicide, bring awareness to issue and assist families in the aftermath. Proceeds […]
Law Hawg has teamed up with Blue H.E.L.P. to raise awareness for mental health and to honor the First Responders that have lost their lives to suicide. We also teamed up to ensure that our community can benefit by providing food to a local organization so that the public can be fed after the event.
Annual Blue H.E.L.P. Dinner honoring officers we lost to suicide. To be held at the Westin Galleria Dallas.
National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day is created to recognize the service of officers lost to suicide, raise awareness about suicide in law enforcement and, to remind officers and their families that they are not alone; help is available. This day will help to reduce the stigma associated with seeking help and, recognize that one moment in time does not define a life.