SERVING THOSE WHO SERVE Boone county.
MISSION STATEMENT
First Responder Support exists to promote goodwill between first responders and the community, increase awareness of the realities facing first responders, and provide relief and support to those who serve Boone County as first responders. Our current focus is on firefighters, EMTs, emergency telecommunications, and law enforcement officers working for Boone County and for municipalities in Boone County.
FRS RESILIENCE SEMINAR
The Crossing 3615 Southland Drive Columbia, Missouri 65201
Saturday, September 30, 2023 I 11:00 AM – 3 :00 PM I Lunch Will Be Served
Organized by First Responder Support, this seminar aims to enhance the resilience and well-being of our communities brave heroes. Enjoy a delicious lunch, and hear inspiring guest speaker presentations, tailored for Law Enforcement, Fire, Dispatch, EMS, and First Responder spouses
How We Help
We promote goodwill between first responders and the community
by facilitating opportunities for first responders to engage with the community. Such opportunities are diverse and broad and may include events and programs such as toy drives, shop with a cop events, community first aid, opiate awareness or other clinics.
We increase awareness of the realities facing first responders
by communicating information about the stressors and challenges faced by first responders and the people who serve. We do this in various ways including through informational videos, social media posts, online and in-person live discussions, and educational programs.
We provide relief to those who serve the community as first responders
by providing financial assistance to first responders (and their families) who experience loss and who are in need; and for substance abuse and mental health treatment and other treatment and wellness resources.
We provide support to those who serve the community as first responders
in many ways, including by hosting and sponsoring attendance at training conferences, developing and implementing comprehensive plans to address the needs of first responders who experience crises and critical incidents.
“Our first responders risk their lives to help others. The least we can do is make sure they have the resources they need .” -Ben Nelson
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