DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- DeAngelis Center Foundation Offers FREE Innovative Training Programs

to Promote School and Community Safety

Comprehensive Instruction Continues through 2025

April 28, 2025 – Denver, CO – The DeAngelis Center Foundation announces its spring and summer training schedule supporting school and community safety with a variety of free events. These state-of-the-art training programs are presented by experienced DeAngelis Center Foundation subject matter experts, who have worked in the field with real, 'hands on' experience.

"We are so grateful to continue to offer incredible opportunities to support school and community safety through experienced-based training focused on prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery," said Shawna Fritzler, Executive Director, DeAngelis Center Foundation. "Budget constraints should not be a barrier to receiving comprehensive instruction in best safety and security practices and we're proud to offer these events for free to first responders and others who strive to keep our schools and communities safe."

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The full training schedule can be found at the calendar section of The DeAngelis Center Foundation's web site at the following link: https://deangeliscenter.org/calendar-for-trainings/. Training information will be updated as new events are planned and span many topics including de-escalation, response to an active shooter, defensive tools and tactics, evacuation planning, suicide prevention, self-defense, mental health awareness and other subject matter.

These events are fully sponsored by non-profit DeAngelis Center Foundation and are being provided at no cost to attendees. If participants can donate to assist in keeping these vital trainings free for everyone, they can log on here (https://deangeliscenter.org/donate/). Scholarship funds for travel expense are available for law enforcement in rural areas who need assistance, but it must be coordinated in advance. Interested parties must register and there are limited seats for each event. Subscribing to the DeAngelis newsletter will also provide background regarding additional trainings and dates: https://deangeliscenter.org/subscribe/.

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About DeAngelis Center Foundation

The unique mission of the DeAngelis Center Foundation supports school and community safety through experienced-based training focused on prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery while maintaining a positive climate and culture. Budget constraints should never present a barrier to receiving comprehensive instruction in best safety and security practices; therefore, the DeAngelis Center Foundation provides programs and support free of charge or low cost to the best of their ability. They are structured as a 501(c)(3) non-profit and are reliant upon the receipt of grants and donations. To donate, please click on the following link: https://deangeliscenter.org/donate/