TAPS

Printed materials, namely, magazines and brochures directed to grief and bereavement management and support for families, friends and loved ones of military people who have died in the line of duty

Educational services, namely, offering seminars and programs in the field of grief management and bereavement support services; educational seminars relating to government benefits for those who have lost a loved one in the military service; providing consultation and support, namely, education services, namely, providing seminars to organizations dealing with bereavement about the grieving process and providing tips to enable them to support those who have lost a loved one in military service; online information services in the field of grief and trauma support and management services, namely, providing on-line publications in the nature of the Department of Defense handbook and articles on grief and grieving

Consultation and support services, namely, providing personal support for families, friends and loved ones of military people who have died in the line of duty, namely, peer-based emotional support; development and maintenance of local support groups and bereavement consulting in the survivor's local community; telephone hotline counseling, namely, offering crisis intervention services, namely, a 24 hour hotline available for families to call in case of personal crisis, and a nationwide network of police chaplains who can personally respond to those who have lost a loved one in military service; providing grief counseling resources, namely, providing a list of names of support groups and counselors specializing in bereavement and grieving; providing lists of other online grief resources for military survivors; all of the above being for families, friends and loved ones of military people who have died in the line of duty