The Most Successful Solution for Bringing Loved Ones Home and Peace of Mind to Care Givers.

www.BrevardTRIAD.org

Many thanks to all the individuals and

organizations who support Project Lifesaver

in Brevard County.

How Do I SupportProject Lifesaver?

In Brevard County, there are seniors reported missing every week.

If you would like to provide support for those individuals who cannot afford a bracelet or the maintenance costs of monthly battery replace-ment for their bracelet, please send your tax-deductible donation to:

Brevard County TRIAD, Inc.P.O. Box 410518

Melbourne, FL 32941

If you would like more information or an application:

2-1-1 Brevard(321) 632-6688

www.BrevardTRIAD.org

Brevard County TRIAD, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll free within the state (1-800-435-7325). Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state. CH15451

ProjectLifesaver

What IsProject Lifesaver?

Project Lifesaver is a program designed to track and locate lost

individuals. This program is designed specifically for families living with Alzheimer’s Disease,

Dementia, Down Syndrome, Autism, and related disorders.

Through the support of Brevard

County TRIAD and several other orga-nizations, four state-of-the-art tracking devices were purchased to allow com-

plete ground and aircoverage across Brevard County.

How DoesProject Lifesaver Work?

Project Lifesaver provides individuals with a personalized radio transmitter bracelet. When an individual is reported as miss-

ing, trained law enforcement can locate the audible transmitter signal using both air

and ground tracking receivers. This proven radio technology has enabled quick recov-ery times averaging less than 30 minutes. Families are quickly notified and reunited!

The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Aviation Unit supervises the tracking through a

specially trained Search and Rescue Team.

Bracelets are checked and batteries are changed every 60 days by the

Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Crime Prevention Unit.

Applying for aProject Lifesaver

Bracelet

Applications for Project Lifesaver bracelets are available through TRIAD by calling 211 Brevard

at (321) 632-6688 or by downloading an application at BrevardTriad.org.

Applications are processed by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office

Community Services Unit.

The cost of the bracelet is $290 and requires an additional $100 per year to cover the cost of monthly battery

replacement. Payment plans are also available.

Sponsored bracelets may be available at no cost to qualifying clients.