ICPC seeks to maintain professionalism in law enforcement chaplaincy. Law enforcement chaplains do some or all of the following: Counsel law enforcement officers Counsel other members of a department Counsel the families of law enforcement officers and other department personnel Visit sick or injured officers and departmental personnel in homes and hospitals Make death notifications Provide assistance to victims Teach officers in areas such as Stress Management, Ethics, Family Life, and Pre-retirement classes and courses Serve as part of a department's Crisis Response Team Assist at suicide incidents Serve as liaison with other clergy in the community Provide for the spiritual needs of prisoners Furnish expert responses to religious questions Offer prayers at special occasions such as recruit graduations, awards ceremonies, and dedication of buildings Serve on review boards, award boards, and other committees Deal with transients and the homeless