“For those who run toward it”
Police, fire, EMS, and 911 dispatchers. Peer support, mental wellness, legal rights, family resources.

Ava served four decades in a civilian fire service, rising to captain and coordinating fire, police and EMS teams on shared calls. Along the way she built a peer support program so responders always had someone to talk to after a long shift.
“Welcome to HQ. Whatever uniform you wear, you're among family here. What do you need today?”
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Sgt. Owen RileyPolice leadOwen worked his way up from patrol officer to sergeant and became the person colleagues came to when they needed to talk. He now builds peer resources so officers have support on and off the clock.
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Marcus BooneFire leadMarcus started as a firefighter at a small township company and later coordinated his department's wellness program. He believes the strongest crews are the ones that take care of each other off the clock too.
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Hana AlvarezEMS leadHana spent three decades in EMS, starting as an EMT and later supervising paramedic crews. She now focuses on backing paramedics and EMTs both on duty and off, with peer support and a lot of encouragement.
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Terri Nakamura911 Dispatch leadTerri spent years as a dispatcher before supervising a regional communications center. She knows how much dispatchers carry from every call and is passionate about building support for them.
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