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Public safety personnel (PSP) face diverse challenges (e.g., trauma exposure, unscheduled call-ins, nonstandard work hours) that can spill over into home lives. While the challenges of PSP family life have been acknowledged, resources that address the daily experiences of PSP family members are limited. A growing body of evidence shows the positive outcomes of virtual/digital resources and interventions to support mental health and well-being. Accordingly, this Canadian research team, funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada, set out to shape the PSPNET Families Wellbeing Hub, an online ecosystem of upstream mental health and well-being information, skill-building, and self-directed cognitive-behavioural therapy supports designed to address the needs and contexts of PSP family life. The full site launched in English on Dec. 5, 2022. This article draws on both qualitative and quantitative preliminary data from three data sources collected in early 2023 - Google Analytics, social media responses, and semi-structured interviews - to understand the degree to which the site resonates with the population and identify opportunities for growth. Results showed a need for PSPNET Families but also that further data collection is required to fully assess the extent to which the site is responding to, and benefiting, PSP families.
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