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The Code 9 Project works to improve quality of life for those suffering from PTSD & thoughts of suicide

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June is PTSD Awareness Month, devoted to bringing more awareness and knowledge about the disorder while eliminating the stigma associated with it.

The Code 9 Project wants to help restore the quality of life to those suffering from stress-related disorders including veterans, first responders, frontline workers, and their families.

The Code 9 Project is a national non-profit organization that provides education and training for first responders, veterans, and their families for the prevention of PTSD and suicide. They have a team of chaplains, peer support, critical incident trainers, and a specialized trauma debriefing team for individuals, police and fire departments, frontline workers, and hospital staff. 

The Code 9 Project has a national helpline that is 24/7 for all frontline workers, first responders, and veterans. The Code 9 Project national helpline number is 844-HOPE-247.

Discover more at thecode9project.org.

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