For Our Survivors

Since 1984, C.O.P.S. has served the mission of rebuilding shattered lives of surviving family members and co-workers impacted by line-of-duty death.

Originally starting out by serving 110 survivors, C.O.P.S. has now grown to over 87,000 members who identify as a law enforcement survivor.

Through healing Survivor Weekends and Camps, honorable and special events, law enforcement trainings, informative publications, access to mental health professionals, and a dedicated national board and staff, C.O.P.S. has helped families and co-workers learn to navigate their grief and honor their fallen hero.

It has also helped them connect with other survivors who have walked a similar path.

Peer support is the heart of this organization.

You do not have to go through this alone.

survivor:

A family member or or co-worker

of a law enforcement officer

who died in the line of duty.

line of duty deaths include:

• felonious
• Accidental
• medical and/or illness
• suicide (in accordance with the public safety officer support act of 2022)