Resources
In the face of the unique challenges our first responders encounter daily, the FRRP is committed to providing a comprehensive collection of resources aimed at nurturing mental wellness.
Resilience Resource Hub
Here, we’ve curated a collection of valuable tools, information, and support services tailored to address the unique challenges faced by first responders. Explore a wealth of resources covering mental health, wellness strategies, and professional development, all designed to enhance resilience within the first responder community.
Mind
Services
Hotlines
- Copline
- 988 General mental health or suicide prevention assistance (not first responder specific).
- Veteran Hotline → 1-800-273-8255
National Helpline → 1-800-662-HELP (4357) -COPLINE → 1-800-267-5463
Firestrong → 1-844-525-3473 ( 24/7 firefighter + family hotline)
SAFECALL now → 1-206-459-3020 → 1-877-230-6060 (24/7 helpline staffed by first responders for first responders and their family members)
CRISIS text line: TEXT 741-741 (Text messaging with a trained counselor for people in crisis)
- Frontline Helpline Call 1 (866) 676-7500 (24/7 helpline staffed by first responder call-takers)
Interested in Becoming a Resource?
Do you have valuable resources to share and want to be prominently featured on the First Responder Resilience Project (FRRP) website? We invite you to reach out to us today and explore the opportunity to showcase your expertise and services that contribute to the mental health and well-being of first responders.
Whether you offer mental health services, tools, or educational materials, your contribution is vital in supporting those who dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe.
Contact us to discuss how your resources can be a valuable asset to the FRRP community and help strengthen the resilience and mental well-being of our first responders. Together, we can make a lasting difference!
Our Services
Screenings
We strive to normalize the conversation within our first responder’s communities, train them to recognize mental health crisis warning signs amongst their own and create awareness of the direct correlation between sustained occupational exposure to trauma and the alarming rates of suicide within this population of public servants.
If your organization is interested in hosting a documentary screening and/or training session, please contact Maya Kaufman with the link below.
Programs
Our project includes a comprehensive, 1-year training program that is developed and administered by first responders, for first responders with a goal of reducing the stigma of mental health within this community, while providing accessible resources and self-help tools to combat past, current, and future traumas.
The First Responder Resilience Project is built to start and continue the conversation of mental health within the first responder community.
resources
The First Responder Resilience Project is committed to connecting first responders with essential mental health resources. We work closely with organizations and mental health professionals who specialize in addressing the unique needs of first responders.
Our mission is to ensure that those on the frontlines have easy access to confidential counseling services, peer support networks, and therapy options provided by trusted organizations who understand the challenges these men and women face in their roles.
