The focus of the Lifelines Documentary Series is to explore the mental wellness challenges within the Emergency Responder Community and its impact on the family members. It does this through the use of personal and expert testimonies. This trailer provides a glimpse of what will be shown in the documentary series. The intent of this series is to inform the public and the Emergency Responder Commun
ity and to be used for educational purposes to support course offerings such as peer support training, resiliency training, leadership training, small or large group discussions. It can also be used for designated public events with facilitated discussions with experts. The entire development and production of this series will be funded through donations and in-kind services. This allows the six-part documentary series to be distributed free of charge to any Colorado Emergency Responder organization. Additionally, no agency will be permitted to charge for distribution or use of any films. We’d like to take this time to thank the following agencies for their support: Aurora Fire Rescue, Aurora Police Department, Woodland Park Police Department, Ute Pass Regional Health Services District, the National Behavioral Health Innovation Center, ResponderStrong™ and the Rocky Mountain Police Chief Chaplains Association.
