Helping our Heroes.
Giving back through life-changing experiences.
A federally recognized 501(c)(3)
A federally
recognized
501(c)(3)
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About Us
Heroes Liaison Unit ("HLU")
The UNIT has many missions. Not the least of which is, to respond to the unfortunate circumstances that have allowed so many members of our ‘family’ to fall into desperate situations. ‘Sensible Solutions’ to these issues will be at our core. Our burgeoning ranks of members and volunteers are designing and re-designing methods to address some of the catastrophic failures that have marginalized so many of our heroes and their families.
DOING
A collectivization of the Veteran, Responder, and Civilian communities galvanizing the vast resources available nationally to help in areas where the greatest degree of marginalization, isolation, inequity, resource depravation and abandonment have become too common. A grass roots, apolitical, effort to address many issues, is not only needed, but is now underway! An assignment the UNIT eagerly accepts.
ACHIEVING
Reimagining giving
We will be focusing on a re-engineering of the giving and distribution processes. Our unique tri-lateral approach will encompass elements of catastrophic response efforts, the expansion of 'best of breed' providers, and making DIRECT access to mental health solutions more affordable, widely available, and part of the solution. The HLU proudly takes on this task.
I sought out the founders when this cause came across my desk. I arranged to meet and express my interest in joining. Once I read the material it made sense. A focused effort, founded by, run by, and organized by people that understand the needs of their community. I expect, and look forward to being a part of great things and positive change.
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HLU Chairman Rubens Edouard proudly stands with his son as he joins the Schenectady Police Department.
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LET’S MAKE AN IMPACT
The Heroes Liaison Unit is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) Charity founded to: Aid and benefit of service members in the armed forces, and all first responding capacities including Police, FireFighters, nurses and others, and their families. Addressing the spectrum of inequalities faced by disadvantaged members of this group in an array of areas such as of food availability, basic income, housing and homelessness, mental health treatment, substance abuse and addiction, basic and advanced healthcare needs, post 9-11 and combat related disabilities.
