Blue Wives Matter
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(714) 350-3984
Blue Wives Matter is a nonprofit started in 2017 that supports the surviving spouses, fiancées, and children of law enforcement officers who have died, no matter the cause of death. The group offers peer emotional support, some direct financial help, grants toward mental health care, and a monthly mailed patch program so children of fallen officers receive police patches from agencies around the world. Support is offered to families across the United States and Canada, not just in one city.
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Fallen Officer Family SupportService
Blue Wives Matter offers phone support and other help for widows, widowers, and children of police officers who have died. It is for grieving families and other loved ones of fallen officers.
- Needs a re-check· Aug 30
Financial HelpService
The group raises funds and offers financial support when it can after an officer dies.
- Needs a re-check· Aug 30
Peer ConnectionsService
Blue Wives Matter connects surviving families with others who understand the loss of a law enforcement officer.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Peer Emotional SupportService
Surviving widows and widowers are connected with peer support from others who have gone through the same loss.
Grants
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Financial Support for Surviving Families
Direct financial assistance is given to surviving spouses, fiancées, and children of law enforcement officers who have died.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Mental Health Grants
Grants help cover the cost of mental health services for surviving families dealing with grief after an officer's death.
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