SURVIVOR HELP NETWORK

When a law enforcement officer is killed, simple tasks can be overwhelming for the surviving family: Walking the dog. Preparing a meal. Cleaning the house.

Survivor Help Network (SHN) is here to lend a hand when families need it most.

Since 2004, the non-profit SHN has been helping families with household duties and other concerns after an Arizona law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty.

Surviving family members receive a wide range of assistance including babysitting, pool service, carpet cleaning, home security systems, hair needs and more.

But SHN is not just a helping hand.

Families also receive grief counseling and other therapeutic services through SHN’s generous provider network. SHN is proud to announce its new Hugs-n-Horses program that offers equine therapy to children, adults and families.

Survivor Help Network differs from other supportive agencies as it assists families with immediate and short term daily needs. Our agency works collaboratively with other law enforcement agencies and support agencies to ensure they are assisted during this tragic time.

Our mission is to provide families relief from household and other concerns during the days and weeks after the death of a law enforcement officer, enabling them to better deal with their loss.