Grief Care: The Hidden Secret all First Responders Need
Nationally 1,405 first responders were reported to have committed suicide since 2018. Something needs to change
This website was created to provide a safe space for first responders to find comfort, understanding, and resources
Our site offers:
We at Grief Care are a database website, we want to connect you to other resources that will help you grow
Emotional Support Groups
Safe spaces where people can share their experiences of other first responders
Biblical Encouragement & Prayer
Scripture-based comfort, prayer, and reminders of God’s presence during crisis
Connecting to resources
Websites and articles on this website will lead you down the right road that you need for healing
Practical Resources
Books, devotionals, workshops, or seminars on coping with grief and navigating life changes
Memorial Services & Remembrance Activities
Opportunities to honor and remember loved ones through ceremonies or keepsakes
Companionship & Ongoing Care
Follow-up visits, phone calls, or check-ins to provide continued support long after the event
Here at Grief Care we desire to get you as a first responder connected to resources to help you and your healing journey
It Starts With You
Grief care begins with the responder, who must acknowledge the trauma they witness and recognize their own need for help
Support Groups
- Talk with other first responders with shared experiences
- Speak freely and openly
- Trauma Counseling offered
Practical Resources
- Books, papers, online resources, videos
- One on one counseling
- Workshops and seminars
Want to learn more? Visit our members only page:
FAQs
What is a grief care ministry for first responders?
Our ministry provides emotional, spiritual, and peer support for first responders who have experienced trauma, loss, or grief in the line of duty. We offer a safe space to process those experiences and begin healing.
Who can participate in this ministry?
We welcome all first responders—police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and dispatchers
Is the support confidential?
Yes. We respect your privacy. Conversations and sessions are confidential unless there is a concern for safety.
How much does it cost?
All of our services are free of charge
“The hero is the man who lets no obstacle prevent him from pursuing the values he has chosen.”
Andrew Bernstein
American philosopher
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Here at Grief Care we desire to get you as a first responder connected to resources to help you and your healing journey