Mission Statement:

Joint Task Force 22 to Zero unites current and former members of the US Armed Forces, Law Enforcement and First Responders to educate them on the impacts of PTSD and service related suicide and empowers them to seek assistance to conquer these challenges and improve their quality of life.

Who we are:

We are a confidential ear and voice to those in crisis, and a conduit to professional resources. We conduct actions via social media and one on one encounters. JTF participates in, and host events intended to raise awareness of the behavioral health challenges, and offer an outlet to those who choose to open up for help. Many of us have been in that dark place and found a means to turn away from it. We have ALL been impacted by the tragic reality of suicide. We feel compelled to act. Our most important message is that it takes more courage to seek help than to continually internalize and suppress those feelings of depression, guilt, and self loathing. REMEMBER, you never walk alone. We provide a confidential outlet for those who do not trust the system, and recognize the desire to maintain confidentiality .We empower others to seek assistance and/or take action.

Who we support

Military/Veterans
All Executive Board Members are or were military. Some of our at large members are as well. The military/veteran community, makes up the largest part of JTF, both as members, and our supporters.

Law Enforcement
Law Enforcement is considered as all police, deputies, federal law enforcement agencies, and constables. 

Corrections
Corrections encompasses all city, state, and federal correctional officers, and staff. 

Firefighters
All firefighters full time or volunteers.

Dispatchers
Anyone who makes a call that could send a first responder into potential danger.

Emergency Medical Services
All emergency services. EMT, ambulance crew. Anyone considered emergency medical staff.