• Mental Health Toolbox

    Warrior Health is a great iniative funded by the Ontario Government to support mental health of First Responders and their families. This is one of the resources we utilize to support our First Responders.

    From Warrior Health’s website: “Anonymous on-demand, stigma-free resources for public safety personnel and their families. 24/7 access to mental health resources for trauma and operation stress specifically designed for trauma-exposed public safety personnel (both uniform and civilian) in Ontario.”

    You can access Warrior Health from the button below:

    Warrior Health Website

  • Helpline

    Boots on the Ground is a great Peer Support resource we utilize and promote to support First Responders.

    From Boots on the Ground website: “Most people have no idea what a First Responder goes through, though they try. Even among our own, it can be hard to talk about "work". That’s why we started Boots On The Ground. It’s an anonymous Ontario-based helpline where First Responders can talk to someone who’s been through it. We’re not therapists. We’re here to listen. No call display. No judgment.

    Boots on the Ground

  • I am a Chief Officer

    Someone once said; “Everything rises and falls on leadership.” Leadership today is more complex and responsibilities heavier than in the past.

    Today’s senior officers face great challenges in a post-pandemic world. Balancing budgets, recruitment, training requirements and keeping everyone on task can be a daunting responsibility.

    Although there is increasing efforts in supporting first responders, more work is needed for Chief Officers. Leadership is lonely at the best of times.

    Chief, we want you to know that you are not alone and we are here to support you as much as to support your crew. Our chaplains are available to encourage you by text, phone or at a coffee shop. All our conversations are completely confidential. Let’s talk.

    Call or Text

  • Spiritual Health Toolbox

    If you are a person of faith in emergency services, TCP is here to support you.

    Faith can be a great source of strength in building resilience at home, the hall or in the community. Spiritual wellness is a powerful tool in your mental health, both for difficult moments and to equip you to support others. Participating in a faith community also offers you hope and encouragement that can help you navigate the challenges that arise in emergency services.

    Our chaplains are here to help you fight the good fight, finish the race well & keep the faith.

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