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Kent County Sheriffs Office Requests Funding to Support Its Officer Wellness Program. the Program Is Designed to Support the Emotional and Psychological Well-being of Law Enforcement Personnel and Their Families. Under This Program, Sheriff Deputies Will Receive Training to Educate About Stress Management, Trauma Awareness, and Early Signs of Mental Health Challenges Such as PTSD, Anxiety, and Depression. It Also Offers Training for Family Members to Help Them Understand the Unique Pressures of Police Work, Improve Communication, and Build Resilience at Home. by Promoting a Culture of Wellness, the Program Reduces Stigma Around Seeking Help and Encourages Proactive Self-care. This Program Will Enhance Both Job Performance and Personal Relationships, Ultimately Contributing to a Healthier, More Balanced, and Effective Law Enforcement Workforce.
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$200,000
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