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C.O.P.S. provides Hands-On Programs designed specifically for each survivorship to help rebuild their shattered lives. These programs allow survivors to receive support from peers who know how they feel, attend seminar sessions specifically designed for their needs and obtain resources to help them on their journey of grief and coping. Our programs are held in a relaxed setting that is removed from the stress of everyday life and are free for survivors to attend. The only cost to the survivors is their travel to and from the program.
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Thousands of people will be visiting Washington, D.C. May 10-16 to observe National Police Week and to take part in the activities. Included in this group are surviving family members and co-workers of America’s fallen law enforcement heroes.
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Each year, Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) provides training to America’s law enforcement agencies on how to appropriately respond to officers and their families affected by line-of-duty trauma.
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Our local chapters provide peer support to survivors through direct contact with the families of officers killed in the line of duty.
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In this section you will find out more information about the special events C.O.P.S. puts on throughout the year.
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In this section you will find out more information about our staff and board members.
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C.O.P.S. recognizes that every law enforcement officer is subjected to crisis and tragedy as a part of their job. This conference focuses on law enforcement wellness and traumas.
Hands-On Programs
National Police Week
Law Enforcement Trainings
Chapters
Special Events
Contact C.O.P.S.
National Conference
NATIONAL POLICE WEEK
Volunteer at National Police Week
Volunteers are very important to maintain a smooth and successful National Police Week. C.O.P.S. depends on volunteers to handle a significant number of vital tasks throughout the week. There are many opportunities that you can volunteer your time to help the survivors of America’s fallen law enforcement heroes.
Volunteer opportunities will start on Monday, May 8 and end on Wednesday, May 17. All volunteer positions are for tasks at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center (Host Hotel), 5000 Seminary Road, Alexandria, VA 22311.
Be sure to take your own schedule for the week into consideration when choosing openings to volunteer. On behalf of Concerns of Police Survivors, thank you in advance for your time and service to C.O.P.S.
Sign up to Volunteer
National Police Week
C.O.P.S. volunteers worked 915 hours at National Police Week 2016.
Other Resources
Peer Support ~ Survivor Benefits
Counseling Programs ~ Scholarships
Support C.O.P.S. ~ Printed Resources
Media ~ National Conference
C.O.P.S. National Office
Mail: P.O. Box 3199 -- Camdenton, MO 65020
Physical: 846 Old South 5 -- Camdenton, MO 65020
Phone: 573-346-4911 -- Fax: 573-346-1414
Email: cops@nationalcops.org
C.O.P.S. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. C.O.P.S. programs and services are funded by grants and donations.
DISCLOSURE: If you would like to help our organization by doing a fundraiser using our name, acronym, trademark or logo, or if you are with another organization and want to reference your support of C.O.P.S. in your organization’s materials, please keep the following in mind: Our organization has developed a proprietary interest in its name, acronym, trademark, use of materials and logo, and all uses of same require our prior approval. Please submit your proposals or requests in writing to our national office to the attention of: Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc., P.O. Box 3199, Camdenton, MO 65020. Any unauthorized use of our name, acronym, trademark, use of materials or logo can result in legal action. Only our national office can give consent, so please receive permission first. Copyright © 1996 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc.
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