Offers anyone who is elderly, homebound, or disabled to have the police come by on a daily basis to make sure the individual is okay. It is recommended that the police are given a key in case they may need to enter the home.

Partners with community agencies to identify and help vulnerable seniors. Gatekeepers are trained individuals who come in contact with older adults in the course of their day through daily tasks or activities or their job, and they help to recognize, identify and refer older adults who may be or at risk of depression, anxiety and other related symptoms.

Employees whose work is spent out in the community become the extra eyes and ears for the police, fire department, and other local authorities to help protect personal property, rescue those in danger and help save lives.

Provides home checks for local residents on vacation or when homes will be left unattended, assist with doors and/or windows which may have been left open or unlocked. Residents must provide all home information (who is allowed to enter the house, pick-up mail, newspaper, etc, and contact numbers). Also will check the home if reported that some one is has not answered phone calls, mail or newspapers are piling up, etc.

A website that contains a form which allow residents to perform a security check on their premises while they are away.

Offers vulnerable individuals the opportunity to provide information regarding current medications and an emergency contact in the case of a medical emergency. Gives participants the option of receiving monthly check-ins from a police officer.

Membership provides a specialized live 24/7 emergency response service for individuals with Alzheimer's or related dementia who wander or have a medical emergency.