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We see a Lot on a daily basis. Calls involving children are the worst especially if you have children at home. These calls Kick you square in the teeth and make you want to go home and just hold your family. The Emotion that one feels can not be explained so others understand. Sometimes this can lead to misunderstandings and confusion between the you and the kids, you and the significant other, peers, family members. The Children Behind the Lines Foundation will provide the catalyst for you to begin the conversation to help you explain your job and all it does to you in a way that people that aren't responders can understand.



We sometimes forget that these men and women are human. they see some things that would cause you to vomit but they have to keep working. When they need support, not everyone knows what to say or what to do. That is what we are here for. Give us an hour of your time to pay for an hour with a clinician to keep someone o


To overcome the statistics that show that almost 10,000 Michigan first responders have suicidal ideation is appalling. The Genesis Foundation Critical Incident Diffusion Unit (the Genesis Foundation) is developing a phased, family-centered recovery and education system serving disabled veterans, first responders and their families, and children and families recovering from severe trauma and exploitation. The model combines a charitable 501(c)(3) organization, an FQHC healthcare partnership, a Christian classical K–12 school, family recovery services, strategically located real estate, and a separate revenue-producing resort/social-enterprise component. Development is intentionally phased so that acquisition, staffing, licensing, clinical capacity and program expansion occur as funding and readiness are achieved.

The Genesis Foundation Critical Incident Diffusion Unit (the Genesis Foundation) is developing a phased, family-centered recovery and education system serving disabled veterans, first responders and their families, and children and families recovering from severe trauma and exploitation. The model combines a charitable 501(c)(3) organization, an FQHC healthcare partnership, a Christian classical K–12 school, family recovery services, strategically located real estate, and a separate revenue-producing resort/social-enterprise component. Development is intentionally phased so that acquisition, staffing, licensing, clinical capacity and program expansion occur as funding and readiness are achieved.
Team Alpha C.I.D.U.
2170 South 3rd Street Extension, Mebane, North Carolina 27302, United States 919-672-7074
Team Alpha CIDU EIN 33-1260030
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