FPI Justice for Victims Families is not only a dedicated investigation team that is an advocate for justice, but helping families in times of grief is at the heart of our company’s mission.
All money collected from the walk will help fund for continued support when assisting victims’ families’ and to cover bereavement expenses and therapy for the victims’ children. Very few children require mental health services at a clinical level, but nearly all children will require the love and compassion of adults that are in their lives and communities. However, in many areas, peer support groups and mentoring programs are not going to be around the corner. They’re going to be much scarcer and much more difficult to come by. Children in the hardest hit communities, have fewer health care providers available and difficulty accessing telehealth appointments, which can affect whether, how and when young people can access services. For some youth in underserved communities, existing economic hardships, food and housing insecurity, and disruptions to education have deepened and complicated their grief.
For some kids in Texas, it is difficult to find social support while also readjusting to school, reconnecting with peers and struggling to maintain good grades. They are consistently worried about problems such as their family members’ mental health or how bills are going to get paid.
FPI Justice for Victims Families is a Texas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 861596623
