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2 months ago
PTSD Awareness Day….A moment of your time to focus on the brave men and women battling every moment of every day, struggling to hold on to any joy or relief from their pain.
Take that moment and expand it to your every day….patience and compassion for the warriors of life itself. ...
2 months ago
Greetings!We have been approached by a journalist to investigate if there is an increased need for Peer Support Facilities for trauma treating careers.
Do you think there is still a requirement for Peer Support Facilities to address PTSD?
Do you think public safety personnel and people in other trauma-facing jobs (ie. Military, RCMP, First Responders, ER staff, Corrections; to name a few) feel supported in their time of need?
We will continue our efforts for as long as we can🥰 ...
5 months ago
Much thanks Clarence!We can’t thank you enough for your support again and again! ...
6 months ago
We ask that the Rally Point Retreat Family send their collective love and prayers to our web master, Barry Harris, and his family in this difficult time. ...Heather Harris Obituary - Chilliwack, BC
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Celebrate the life of Heather Harris, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Henderson's Funeral Homes & Crematorium Ltd..
Guest Book
For the past 16 months, Rally Point Retreat has had an immeasurably positive impact on the health and well-being of not only our Dad, but our entire family.
Words will surely fall short to describe the incredible, healing work being done by Bob and Johan Grundy. Our father, a 20-year veteran of the RCMP, made his way to Rally Point after the passing of his service dog, Spencer. In Sable River he found a second home, a place to reconnect with nature and himself.
Where the health care system is showing its cracks, places like Rally Point, created and maintained by Bob and Johan (heroes themselves), are essential community supports.
If the federal or provincial government are looking for a model from which to build sustainable long-term recovery first responders with PTSD, they can stop looking. It's in Sable River at Rally Point.
With love, respect, and gratitude.
The Chisholm Family