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"These people do it for free, entirely out of the kindness of their hearts," Seal Beach Police Capt. Nick Nicholas said of the hosting nonprofit. "They go into horribly sad, tragic situations solely because they want to help people."

A new volunteer-based program launched on Monday will provide support to those who have been affected by traumatic events, Springfield Police said.

The Lane County chapter of the Trauma Intervention Program has finished its first stage of training, meaning the volunteers are ready to go out and assist emergency responders in the field.

After weeks of training, local volunteers are ready to go out in the community and help people at risk for trauma after emergencies.

In an afternoon ceremony at Eugene Police Department Headquarters on March 11, volunteers for the Trauma Intervention Program (T.I.P.) in Lane County were recognized for completing their trauma intervention training.

Trauma Intervention Programs of San Diego offering training for 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors in Crisis' effort

10 first responders who have gone above and beyond to keep our community safe were finalists.

Three Washoe County Sherriff’s Office members were nominated as part of ten finalists for the five “Heroes with Heart” Awards.

Yuba City Fire crews respond to aggressive fire in Yuba City