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Learn about our passionate team and how peer support helps!

"Sometimes the wounds you can't see, are the ones the hurt the most."

Retired Officer Jason Collins

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Learn about our passionate team and how peer support helps!

"Sometimes the wounds you can't see, are the ones the hurt the most."

Retired Officer Jason Collins

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About Us

Our Team

Sgt. Charles Lowe-President/Founder
Retired Sgt. Tom Lake-Vice-President/Co-Founder
Retired Officer Jason Collins-Peer Support/Addiction Intervention Coordinator
Officer Lucas Roethlisberger-Retreat Coordinator
Darron Lowe-Business Manager/Treasurer 

Who we are

  A collective of Injured Officers who have come together to form a support group, with the purpose of helping each other, departments, and communities heal and connect!!!

Our Goals

  Heal, Uplift, Restore, and Transition Officers and their families after  experiencing a line of duty incident or cumulative stress event. 
To provide transitional education, peer support, and mental health resources through committed collaboration with proven partners in the law enforcement community.
To raise funds for educational programs, possible treatment cost, and provide emergency assistance when needed on a temporary basis.
To advocate for stronger legislation for law enforcement dealing with mental health stress on a local, state, and federal level.
To connect wounded/injured officers to the community through programs and collaborations that restore their commitment to service. This will also promote community restoration of trust in law enforcement. 

Help Our Cause

Project HURT is a 501 (c) 3 tax exempt National Non-Profit

Tax ID: 82-3359341

Pay with PayPal or a debit/credit card

Monthly Peer Support Meetings

Sign up to hear from us about Peer Support. Project HURT's mission is to create a neutral environment outside of the department/agency so officers can speak freely about their experiences on the job. Project HURT has resources that include counselors, stress coaches, addiction specialist, educational forums, and retreats to deal with every facet of processing stress. Peer Support is an integral part of the healing process after experiencing traumatic events and cumulative stress during the course of the first responders career. Register at the CONTACT US tab in an effort to keep location of peer support meeting location exclusive. We meet the 2nd Sunday of every month from 1p-3p. Register below to get additional information about events and fundraisers.