Resources / Mental Health
Impact First Responders
Program of Impact Living Services delivering statewide first-responder resiliency training, department peer-support teams, and 'off-the-grid' counseling to Virginia first responders; the site reports that in 2025 it provided over 500 hours of free counseling and debriefed 19 critical incidents.
- Cost
- Free — 'Off-the-grid counseling services are available at no cost to all first responders in the program' (own site)
- Coverage
- Virginia (Virginia)
- Eligibility
- First responders in participating departments; 'No diagnosis is needed'
- Availability
- First responders receive a call back within 24 hours of contact
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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