Close to home
Going home after a difficult shift is sometimes the hardest thing for first responders to do. Being the ones at home are equally hard.
HUGS@Home empowers family members and friends of first responders to provide social support by raising awareness and teaching practical stress management skills. Training first responder’s loved ones in the elements of ‘HUGS‘: Hearing, Understanding, Guiding, and Supporting can help reduce the impact of what first responders take ‘Home’ and enhance the wellbeing of first responders and their loved ones.
Latest news
Dublin Fire Brigade Recruit Family Night
It was great to be invited home to our @DubFireBrigade family yesterday evening for their brilliant recruit family…
HUGSatHOME at the RCSI are thrilled to receive a new grant from #MotorolaSolutionsFoundation! Thank you, @MSIFoundation, for…
Joining our friends for a day of celebration
Recently, we hosted a celebration event in Royal College of Surgeons (RCSI) to share our collective achievements as…
Meet the team
The team behind HUGS@Home comprises both those with experience in the emergency services and healthcare research.