Next General Membership
meeting will be
Tuesday, January 14, 2020 @ 1900
88 Palace Restaurant
88 East Broadway
Manhattan

Whether you are depressed, going through a separation, having financial difficulties, feeling anxiety, or anything else, you are never alone. Nothing is ever hopeless.

We cannot hide from this incredibly important discussion. We must not pretend that these things don’t happen, or that such tragic deaths are somehow a fact of life. Importantly, we cannot sit idly by and just pray that they don’t happen again. We have to take action now. We have to discuss mental health.

Each of us is dedicated to the important business of fighting crime and keeping New Yorkers safe. And this is an immensely tough job. But your personal life can be even tougher. You may have no idea your office coworker – or your sector partner, even – is dealing with a challenge for which they see no positive resolution.

But you need to know, and always remember: What seems unbearable today, absolutely will be more manageable tomorrow. The first step toward a solution is speaking to someone. And if you’re worried about a friend or colleague, you can make a confidential referral to our Employee Assistance Unit on their behalf.

This is about keeping our family healthy – and about saving lives. Your jobs require that you spend so much of your work day helping people in crisis. But, before you can take care of others, it’s imperative that you first take care of yourselves.

The resources are:

NYPD-SPECIFIC
- Employee Assistance Unit: 646.610.6730
- Chaplains Unit: 212.473.2363
- POPPA (independent from the NYPD): 888.267.7267


OUTSIDE OPTIONS
- NYC WELL: Text, call, & chat www.nyc.gov/nycwell
- Lifeline: 800.273.TALK (8255)
- Crisis Text Line: Law enforcement officers can text BLUE to 741741 (non-law enforcement can text TALK to 741741)
- Call 911 for emergencies

Seeking help is never a sign of weakness – it’s a sign of great strength. Trained members will listen and connect you with even more help, around the clock. I implore you to seek out – or to help others find – the assistance that is so readily available to us all.

Thank you for what you do every day and, please, always stay safe.

Membership dues will be collected for the new year at the meeting. 
Please bring a check for $35.00 and a completed application to the meeting. 
Members enrolled in ESS must also submit a application so we can keep track on your payments. 

Collecting 2020 Membership Dues.
2020 APPLICATION - 2020 APPLICATION

Members who do not pay their dues by June will be assessed a $10.00 late fee to $45.00.
JOIN - through through Employee Self Service, ESS Direct Deduction
Dues will $35.00 year round. Will be automatically be payroll deducted every year.

Please Contact a
Precinct Delegate, Boro/Bureau Trustee or Executive Board member for the complete particulars for Events.
or e-mail correspondingsecretary@nypdajs.org Please CC president@nypdajs.org
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