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Representatives of Christian police associations share a project to prevent cases of suicide in the security forces with Polish and Spanish Members of the European Parliament.
A group of seven representatives of the Christian association Mission 365, and the Coordinator of Christian Police visited Brussels. / CPC
A group of seven representatives of the Spanish Christian Association of Police, Military, Emergency and Security, Mission 365, and the Coordinator of Christian Police, visited the European Parliament in Brussels.
Invited by Spanish MEPs, the entities have presented their prevention protocol against suicide among security forces to a group of Spanish and Polish European parliamentarians.
Mission 365 and the Coordinator of Christian Police have been working in this project for three years. It is called “Vence Plan”, and it aims to avoid cases of suicide in the security forces and the military.
Christian police have been working 3 years in the project. / CPCOther organisations, such as Zero Police Suicide, Angels of Blue and Green, or La Barandilla and unions such as the Alternative Police Union have contributed to this protocol.
The entities pointed out that they received a “very good reception” from the MEPs, who have asked them to organise further meetings.
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