911 Navigators
Our mission at 911 Navigators is to support the mental and behavioral health needs of current and former first responders and frontline workers and their families by offering coaching, transformative practices and fun experiences.
We believe in the capacity for healing and personal growth, aiming to help individuals find their true purpose through our unique blend of adventure, learning, service and community.​
By fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for 911 Navigators, we strive to reduce the stigma surrounding behavioral health support and promote well-being through recreation, learning, and community engagement.
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The CENTER is the central location for our 911 Navigators. It serves as a community gathering place for active duty and retired first responders and frontline workers. It is a center for health, camaraderie, learning and experience - a place of connection that serves each individual's fundamental needs.
​​​The CENTER's campus will host workshops, seminars, FRTC's National Peer Support Academy and the National 911 Navigators Coaching Academy (coaching active responders as they navigate their way to early retirement/separation and post retirement).
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The campus will be the home base for outfitting outdoor adventures organized by 911 Navigators staff. It will also be the home base
for classes taught by our 911 Navigators for former first responders and frontline workers, and First Responder Trauma Counselors - our culturally competent clinicians and service providers.​
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A central calendar managed by 911 Navigators serves to organize scheduled events as well as private member use.
​Active and retired first responders and frontline workers will find a welcoming, comfortable space at The CENTER. Agency members/retirees are invited to help us build out the campus, perform the upkeep, and provide activities for the 911 Navigator community.
The CENTER is a launching pad that encourages participants to venture into the next chapter of their lives with a sense of optimism and purpose within a supportive community. It is truly a community project that capitalizes on the vast range of skills and abilities of our current and retired personnel, utilizing their combined experience and expertise.​
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Here are some ways you can get involved:​
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DONATE: Make a one-time or recurring donation
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VOLUNTEER: Join our volunteer network to help with events or outreach
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SPONSOR: Partner with us to fund programs and expand our reach
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FUNDRAISE: Start your own fundraiser to rally your community around this important cause