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$50 Donation

Buys a wellness and self care pack for a member in hospital.

We do our best to keep members from needing hospitalisation but there are times when that is the best treatment option for our first responders struggling with their mental health.  It is a very difficult and lonely time being admitted for psychological help. 

Show those members that they are not alone by buying them a Code 9 Self Care pack. 

We have put together a bag of products to assist with mindfulness practice, a key componet of inpatient care, sleep and other comforting products to help them adjust.

$50.00

Thank you

Your donation will go a long way to help let our professional first responders know that you appreciate their service and  that they're not alone in this struggle.

I am never alone

"If there's one thing this site has showed me, is that I am never alone. "  
- - Police Officer
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...has brought me out of the isolation I encountered from my PTSD

"This group with its meetings and Facebook messages has brought me out of the isolation I encountered from my PTSD. I have many new friends and even caught up with some old ones as well. Code 9 has been and is invaluable."  
- Police Officer
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members are never alone during their struggles with this insidious injury

"The Code 9 Group is a safe haven for its members to establish contact with other police and emergency services personnel who are travelling the same PTSD road. The shared experiences, knowledge and camaraderie help re enforce the notion that members are never alon...
- Paramedic
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Code 9 - a safe haven

"This group has given me a place to be me where I don't get judged."  
- ESTA Operator
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Pretty happy with the contact and camaraderie

"Pretty happy with the contact and camaraderie, can't find it too many other places."  
- Police Officer
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...the encouragement to climb into the light.

"This group equates to a strong rope ladder, thrown down the dark hole, and providing the encouragement to climb into the light."  
- Firefighter
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