The National Law Enforcement and First Responder Wellness Center

04/09/2026

Kelly’s path to HoG is deeply personal. A two-time HoG alumnus himself, he knows firsthand the fear, uncertainty, and helplessness that can come with walking through the doors as a patient. He also remembers the kindness—starting with being picked up from the airport, meeting his group, and realizing for the first time in a long while that maybe his life wasn’t over after all. That lived experience shapes everything he does now.
"Beliefs aren't facts. Question what you think you know".

He is just one of the First Responders and we have on staff to help you feel like you are around your tribe. We have over 750 years of public safety experience. The newsletter also features an article from the desk of our founder Ken. (https://harborofgracerecovery.com/about-us/).



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04/08/2026

The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments is a nonprofit regional hub where over a thousand officials collaborate monthly to address shared challenges. Founded in 1957, it includes 300 elected officials from 24 local governments, state legislatures, and Congress, advancing a more accessible and sustainable region. During this session, (Ret.) Lt. Robert Quick, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Harbor of Grace National Law Enforcement & First Responder Wellness Center, delivered a briefing on our mission, current wellness trends, and available cost-free and low-barrier resources for first responders in the region.

04/07/2026

We have over 750 years of public safety experience. Our team understands the weight of the job because we’ve lived it: the long shifts, the critical incidents, the pressure to hold it together. This isn’t theoretical knowledge—it’s real-world insight shaped by decades of service. That depth of experience allows us to meet First Responders and Veterans with credibility, trust, and cultural understanding. When you walk through our doors, you’re not starting from scratch—you’re stepping into a place built by people who truly understand where you’ve been and what you carry.

04/06/2026

Delaware Department of Correction came for a visit.

04/02/2026

Maryland Natural Resources Police, FBI National Academy, and Greenbelt PD came for a visit.

04/01/2026

We focus solely on the First Responder and Veteran Community: We do not treat the general public.
Our staff has over 750 years of Public Safety experience.
We offer inpatient and day options
3 Therapeutic Tracks- Mental Health, Substance Use, and Hybrid.
Give us a call at 443-502-8606 to learn more.

We have served more than 800 departments nationwide.

Oh and the Cherry Blossoms are out.

03/24/2026

A Big Thank You to Susquehanna Hose Company Chief Scott Hurst and his wife Amy and Assistant Chief Brian Remines for coming for a visit with Dr. Scalea from University of Maryland Medical Center.

Susquehanna Hose Company Chief Scott Hurst and his wife Amy, along with Assistant Chief Brian Remines, were honored to attend The National Law Enforcement and First Responder Wellness Center's special hosting of University of Maryland Medical Center Shock Trauma Chief Trauma Surgeon, Dr. Thomas Scalea.

Dr. Scalea, a world-renowned trauma surgeon who has served at Shock Trauma since 1997, is widely respected throughout the first responder community. He is especially known for the personal interest he takes in the care and well-being of the first responders he works alongside.

We would like to extend a sincere and heartfelt thank you to President/Chief Executive Officer/Founder Ken Beyer and The National Law Enforcement and First Responder Wellness Center for the special invitation.

03/21/2026

Harbor of Grace Founder Ken Beyer with Dr. Thomas Scalea, Chief Trauma Surgeon at University of Maryland. We were honored to have Dr. Scalea visit us.

03/18/2026

We were honored to host the Army National Guard at Harbor of Grace and share more about our mission supporting first responders and veterans. It was a meaningful opportunity to connect, exchange perspectives, and highlight the importance of specialized mental health and recovery care. We look forward to continuing to build strong partnerships in support of those who serve.

03/18/2026

Chief Growth Officer Chuck Hart next to Jamie Connors, Baltimore Co PD

03/09/2026

We were honored to attend the IACP Officer Safety and Wellness Conference in New Orleans, where agencies and leaders from across the country gathered to focus on one of the most important topics in modern policing—officer safety, wellness, and resilience.

Throughout the conference we had the opportunity to connect with departments, peer support teams, and wellness advocates who are working every day to better support the men and women behind the badge. Conversations like these are critical as agencies across the country continue to recognize the impact that trauma, stress, and cumulative exposure can have on those who serve.

Events like this allow us to share our mission, build meaningful partnerships, and continue expanding the resources available to the law enforcement and first responder community.

We’re grateful to everyone who stopped by to connect with us in New Orleans and we look forward to continuing the work together to support those who dedicate their lives to protecting others.

03/09/2026

Harbor of Grace at the IACP Officer Safety & Wellness Conference

Our team was honored to attend the IACP Officer Safety & Wellness Conference in New Orleans, where leaders from across the country gathered to focus on supporting the health and well-being of first responders.

During the conference, Harbor of Grace COO Rob Quick presented on the importance of peer-driven, culturally competent care for first responders and shared how programs like Harbor of Grace are helping address occupational trauma, stress, and substance use in the profession.

We’re grateful to the IACP for continuing to lead the conversation on officer wellness.

First Responders Helping First Responders.