Assume the role of a police supervisor of a small Texas police department. You begin to notice one of your officers starts to show signs of mental distress. The officer, who was once upbeat, seems to sulk around the department, calls in sick routinely, and mentioned that he/she is having serious problems at home. You want to help, but you're unsure of the best way to do it. You've heard of peer support-type programs and want to start one in your department.

Research two existing law enforcement peer support programs, and provide a brief summary of each. Additionally, how might you start a peer support program at your agency. Consider writing about challenges you expect, available resources, how you expect to get "buy in," available training for Peer Support Members, etc. (Provide great amount of detail).