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IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS NOW, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988, or text the keyword BADGE to 741741 to be connected to a trained crisis counselor, 24/7 – always free and confidential.

Big and Small Peer Support

Help & Recovery Resources for First Responders

Why Peer Support?

It can help with

Stress

Stress is all around us, especially as first responders, We can help you understand stress and guide you to the help you need. 

Mental Health Support 

Accepting we need mental health support does not come easy to some, especially if you feel there is a perception of being labeled weak for seeking help, you are not and we can help you get professional help.

Community Support

Central to the ethos of Big and Small Peer Support is building positive peer support within the first responders community. Follow us on social media, and come out to our community events. 

Workplace Advocacy

We can help you or your organization build a positive peer support network in the workplace.  

Why Peer Support
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Kat Lamell & Wayne Daniels

Peer Support Pioneers

Wayne and Katherine (Kat) have over 45 years of service within the emergency services community of Franklin County, NC. Wayne (the Big) and Kat (the Small) developed Big & Small with the aims of promoting positive peer support within the workplace and to help change the stigma of seeking mental health support within the 911 communities of North Carolina.

Testimonials

Everybody needs to know there is someone that will listen when things go crazy and that person will listen and not pass judgment! Everybody feels sometimes that the way they handled a situation may have been the wrong way.  Also, you see and hear so much in law enforcement that you just have to vent. We need to have a PEER support person always! This support makes the difference between life and death for some. I think of Mark Tober and how if someone had been there for him maybe he would be with us now!

Taken from Peer Support Survey

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