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FFRHawaii UPCOMING EVENTS
One of the most important aspects of our mission is hosting events that bring first responders and their families together. These gatherings offer much-needed opportunities for relaxation, bonding and stress relief, which are vital for the mental and emotional health of both first responders and their loved ones.
These events foster a sense of community, allowing families to connect with others who understand the demands of their work, while also providing tools to navigate the pressures and trauma they face. Supporting these events ensures that first responders have the necessary resources to balance their professional responsibilities with their personal well-being.


The Pain Behind the Badge with Clarke and Tracie Paris
9am-3pm
Gilbert Kahele Park
(Mauna Kea State Park)
Lunch Provided
CLARKE AND TRACIE PARIS are the founders of The Pain Behind the Badge – an organization that serves First Responders and their families by providing seminars and other resources to help them with the unique struggles that affect their marriages and families as a result of their career choice.
Clarke Paris is a military veteran & a retired sergeant with 27 years of experience. Tracie Paris is a Registered Nurse with 29 years experience and has served as a Trauma/ER nurse, Outpatient Surgery Nurse and Charge Nurse.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• Depression/PTSD/Cumulative Stress
• Progression of Stress
• Perception Protection
• Spousal & Family Involvement
• Officer Involved Domestic Violence
• Stress & Women in Law Enforcement
• Suicide Prevention

Lifeguard Appreciation Week
To recognize and thank lifeguards for their hard work and dedication to keeping swimmers safe.

ROBUST Conference
FFRHawaii and Stronger Families have partnered to offer you tools to help strengthen and reduce stress in your first responder relationship.
Conference Details
Donation of $399 per Hawaii Island first responder couple. Includes 2 nights at Waikoloa Beach Marriott & Spa, Friday dinner, course materials.
Sept 19: Check in starts at 4 pm. Doors open at 5 pm. Dinner at 5:30 pm. End around 8:45 pm.
Sept 20: Session starts at 9 am and ends around 2:30 pm
Sept 21: Session starts at 9 am and ends around noon for check out.
We love children but unfortunately there is no childcare.
You will be redirected to the Stronger Families website for registration and payment.
Registration open until August 20, 2025.
First Responder Kids’ Camp
Our first week long day camp for first responder children from 6:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday. Registration opens August 1, 2025.
Check back for more information as the day gets closer……

4th Annual Golf Scramble
Sign up is now closed. If you missed it please contact our golf coordinators Lance or Bobby.
The 2025 Golf Scramble will be held at Waikoloa Kings course on Saturday, May 31, 2025. Shotgun Start at 9 am. 2-Person modified scramble. Ticket Donations include: green fees, golf cart, entry for prizes, snacks and bento.
Entry forms must be received no later than May 20, 2025.
• Format: Two person modified scramble.
• Team handicap: 10% of the total team members’ handicaps.
• Handicap: Players will be allowed to use their May 2025 USGA handicaps for red, white or blue tees. The golf committee will reserve the right to adjust handicaps.
• Minimum of five (5) tee shots per player required.
• Both players will hit from within one club length of the chosen ball, not closer to the hole.
• All players will putt from within six (6) inches of the chosen ball when on putting surface until the ball is holed out.
• Prizes will be staggered and ties broken by a draw.
• Teams can purchase Mulligans, “String”, participate in Greenie holes, and other special contests.

EMS Week
National EMS Week is a time to recognize and thank the medical professionals and first responders who work to save lives.


Corrections Week
National Correctional Officer's Week is a time to recognize the important work of correctional officers and employees. These officers are responsible for maintaining order and safety in jails and prisons, and their work is vital to the security of the community and inmates.

National Public Safety Telecomm Week
NPSTW is a week-long event that honors public safety telecommunicators for their service, commitment, and sacrifice

