By first responders, for first responders. Peer-led, clinician-assisted support for trauma, PTSD, and suicide intervention. 501c3 nonprofit.
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Last call! Couple of seats have been claimed. Email us for details and pricing. #suicideintervention
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PCIS #36 is about to begin.
How cool is this? NYLEAP has officially had more than 1,000 First Responders attend this program. #mentalhealthmatters #peersupport
You show up for others. We show up for you.
The job doesn’t always stay at work. Tough calls, long shifts, and years of stress can affect you and the people at home.
#NYLEAP #PeerSupport #FirstResponderWellness #FirstResponderFamilies
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NYLEAP is hosting LivingWorks ASIST Training for Trainers (T4T) in Albany, NY, December 7–11.
The five-day, in-person course prepares candidates to teach the two-day Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshop.
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We still have a busy few months ahead at NYLEAP. Here’s what’s left on our 2026 calendar:
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PCIS #35 Rockland County in October. PCIS #36 Saratoga County in November. Seats are limited, sign up now. nyleap.org
Still some seats available. This course is a suggested/recommended course for First Responder/LE Certified Peers. See website for registration instructions. Email [email protected] with any questions.
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We support law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, corrections, dispatchers, military veterans, and their families through peer support, suicide intervention, trauma recovery, training, and behavioral health resources — all at no cost to those we serve.
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The riderless horse is a powerful symbol of honor and remembrance in police memorial ceremonies. Dating back centuries, the tradition represents a fallen hero’s final journey.
The horse serves as a solemn tribute to officers who gave their lives in the line of duty.
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NYLEAP’s Jim Banish and Matt Carpenter in Greenville, SC providing training on trauma and police suicide for the Southern States PBA and the Police Benevolent Foundation. Thank you SSPBA and the PBF for a great day.
