Something big is happening at trooper care network, and we are excited to finally share it. After years of providing basic first aid and supplies to unhoused individuals, we are expanding our mission in a powerful new way. We are launching our full six kit model, a comprehensive approach designed to meet real needs with dignity, practicality, and care. Each kit has a purpose. Each kit fills a gap. And together, they allow us to support people more completely than ever before.

The moment the City of Phoenix’s new park ordinance took effect on June 7, 2026, trooper care network began working on something big. We knew our mission was still essential. We knew people still needed basic first aid and supplies. And we knew we were not going anywhere. Today, we are excited to share how trooper care network is evolving. Our mission is expanding, our impact is growing, and our commitment to meeting people where they are is stronger than ever. This is a new

On June 7, 2026, the City of Phoenix implemented a new ordinance regulating medical treatment and food distribution in city parks. The city describes this framework as a way to maintain safety, cleanliness, and accessibility across public spaces. For trooper care network, this ordinance had a direct and immediate impact. At the time the ordinance went into effect, trooper care network provided only basic first aid and supplies to unhoused individuals in parks. This included s