Public Safety Professionals Retreat (Prosper) hosts the 3rd annual Ohana Koa Luau fundraiser to raise money for first responders struggling with PTSD.
- Public Safety Professionals Retreat is hosting the 3rd annual Ohana Koa Luau fundraiser.
- The event raises money for first responders dealing with PTSD.
- Prosper puts on two 6-day retreats each year for first responders.
- Andrea Pflugh, a retired first responder, emphasizes the importance of seeking help.
- According to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs says, 5 out of every 100 adults in the U.S. has PTSD that 13 million American every given year.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition, that has been diagnosed in many people, including first responders.
One organization is hosting an event to raise money to help those struggling with the disorder.
The Public Safety Retreat is holding their third annual Ohana Koa Luau. It’s a fundraiser for first responders dealing with PTSD.
Regina Pryor, the President of Prosper says,
“Prosper puts on 2 retreats each year, they are 6-day retreats and they are for first responders dealing with PTSD. They have a very tough job and our goal is to give them tools so they can have a successful life.”