OUR MENTAL HEALTH MISSION

Part of our mission is to expand mental health resources, training, and educational materials to law enforcement officers, their peers, and their families in our local area. We aim to provide resources that law enforcement officers can utilize themselves, as well as tools they can use to aid in de-escalation when they respond to others in crisis, to further the positive bond between law enforcement and the direct community they serve. While we continually work to build and complete our mental health initiatives for 2026, we encourage anyone in need of assistance to visit or use the resources below. If you want to join us in ending the stigma, please reach out to us today!

• COPLINE- A confidential international lifeline answered 24/7 by retired LEOs and volunteers trained in assisting callers with various concerns from in or out of the line of duty.
  • COPLINE: 1-800-COPLINE
  • 1-800-267-5463
  • https://www.copline.org/
• 988 National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline- First Responder Volunteers Available
  • https://988lifeline.org/
  • Call, text, or chat on their website
• Crisis Text Line- Connects people in crisis with a trained crisis counselor 
  • Text BADGE or “Help” to 741-741.
• Indiana Department of Health- Suicide Prevention & Resources
  • https://www.in.gov/health/trauma-system/injury-prevention/suicide-prevention/
• Indiana Law Enforcement Memorial We Care- The goal of We Care is to bring awareness to law enforcement officers and let them know they are not alone
  • https://inlem.org/we-care/mental-health/

Disclaimer: If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911. Fir Na Dli Co. is not a healthcare provider and does not provide any advice, treatment, or care. The resources listed on this website are for informational purposes only and are not intended/to be used as medical referrals. Contact a licensed medical provider for assistance or if you require immediate crisis intervention, call 911 or utilize any of the above resources.