Safety Forces Support Center — Free First Responder Mental Health and Crisis Support
Dates not listed · Active and retired law enforcement, fire, EMS and dispatch professionals and their families
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Fairfield County / Connecticut statewide support, Connecticut · Nonprofit responder trauma counseling and critical incident support
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Ongoing support; contact for intake
Connecticut nonprofit alliance of mental health professionals supporting first responders and communities after traumatic incidents. Services described include trauma-informed counseling, education and peer support for critical incidents and cumulative stress. Contact the organization through its official website for intake, response availability and payment arrangements
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Ongoing
Organization: Fairfield County Trauma Response Team official website
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