Set the Standard. Protect the People Who Protect Us.

The FRBH Accreditation Program is a comprehensive, field-informed process designed to elevate the behavioral health systems of public safety organizations. Grounded in clinical excellence and public safety realities, accreditation is more than a seal—it’s a commitment to resilience, readiness, and responsible leadership.

FRBH provides an end-to-end experience that empowers agencies to lead with integrity and care. Your accreditation package includes:

  • Full policy and infrastructure review.

  • Comprehensive self-assessment tools.

  • On-site or virtual evaluations led by experienced field and clinical experts.

  • Customized recommendations to strengthen systems and close gaps.

  • Annual technical assistance, compliance monitoring, and policy updates.

  • Staff certification seats (peer support or clinician)

  • Access to training tools, model policies, and our national partner network.

  • Exclusive use of the FRBH Accredited Seal for agency branding and awareness.

The Accreditation Process.

We make it simple to start and rigorous to earn.

  1. Pre-Application Consultation (Optional).

  2. Application & Self-Assessment.

  3. Documentation Review.

  4. On-site or Virtual Evaluation.

  5. Accreditation Decision.

Possible Outcomes:

  • Full Accreditation (3 years).

  • Provisional Accreditation (1 year) — for agencies with minor gaps.

  • Deferred Status — with guidance for reapplication.

Maintaining Accreditation.

FRBH accreditation is valid for three years and reflects your agency’s active alignment with national standards.

To maintain status, agencies must:

  • Submit an Annual Compliance Report detailing key updates, measurable outcomes, and continued adherence to FRBH standards.

  • Complete a Full Reaccreditation Review in Year 3 to ensure sustained quality and responsiveness to evolving needs.

Accreditation is not a milestone. it’s a long-term framework for operational integrity and psychological readiness.

Eligibility Requirements.

To be considered for FRBH accreditation, your agency must demonstrate:

  • An existing behavioral health program with defined infrastructure.

  • Executive-level support and visible mental health leadership.

  • Written policies on psychological safety, peer support, and trauma-informed care.

  • Behavioral health personnel with experience or training in first responder environments.

Start Your Accreditation Journey.

FRBH accreditation empowers public safety organizations to lead with clarity, credibility, and care. It’s time to raise the bar—for your team, your culture, and the communities you serve.