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Education, Peer Support, Navigation, Capacity Building
from Recruitment to Retirement
EXCITING NEWS!
EXPANDING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
WE HAVE MERGED
Our Services
The 2nd Alarm Project® is a nonprofit organization that offers comprehensive, evidence-based resiliency programs and services to support the mental health of first responders. What began in 2019 after Hurricane Michael as a SAMHSA grant to support NW Florida fire service members has grown to serve as a comprehensive resource for first responders and their families throughout the state of Florida and beyond.
Who We Serve:
- Fire Service
- Law Enforcement
- Corrections
- Emergency Medical Services
- 911 Telecommunicators
- Fire Arson Investigators
- Forensics
- Flight Medics/Crews
- Family Members
- Retirees
- Recruits/Cadets
- Lifeguards
Our Program Components
Behavioral Health Services for Responders and Families
Peer Support & Critical Incident Response
Education and Mental Health Literacy Resources
Technical Assistance and Capacity Building
“I was able to get an initial appointment quickly and have been able to meet with my clinician weekly, without scheduling conflicts. Truly grateful!”
“The help I have received has been wonderful!”
“Thank you for the 2nd Alarm Project. This service will help save lives.”
“Knowing there is a person that you can text or call any time makes a big difference. Knowing that I could call you at 8 PM while I was having a panic attack...and you were there and answered... it made me feel like this project actually has people that are there for you at the drop of a hat and that care about you.”
“Everything was absolutely fantastic. Very timely response and great information. I was very hesitant to use this at first but I am so glad I did. Once again thank you all for everything.”
“You have someone that knows what is going on and actually cares. I know there are people that are struggling worse than I am, which makes it hard to ask for help. You make it feel like it is okay to reach out and that it doesn't make me weak.”
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