Crisis Response Team | Tri-county Board Of Recovery And Mental Health Services
Provides a team of trained volunteers who can respond to those most immediately affected by disasters, crimes, or tragic death. Examples of such trauma-inducing events would be: Criminal incidents of a nature that affect a specific or entire community like homicide, robbery, missing children. Incidents such as serious automobile accidents, suicides, multiple deaths from any means. Incidents involving natural or manmade disasters such as floods, violent storms, plane crashes, industrial accidents or fires.
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Physical Address
1280 N County Rd. 25-a, Ste. 1 Administration And Training Center, Troy, OH 45373
Hours
Phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for service. Agency can respond within 24 hours. The team will provide services for no more than forty-eight (48) hours.
Voice
Website
Application process
Phone the 24/7 Crisis Hotline for service, ask to activate the Crisis Response Team. Official request or invitation should come from someone with authority at the site of the community crisis. The individual or agency requesting the team may be asked to assist the team leader in arranging details such as meeting location that is a private area in a building of adequate size to provide training to local community members and to hold the group crisis intervention sessions for victims, care providers, and first responders to the crisis event.
Fee
Free.
Eligibility
Serves Darke, Miami, and Shelby counties.
Service area
Shelby County, Ohio Miami County, Ohio Darke County, Ohio
Agency info
Tri-county Board Of Recovery And Mental Health Services
Provides oversight and funding for agencies that provide mental health and substance abuse prevention, intervention and treatment in Darke, Miami and Shelby Counties. Assesses the needs of the community and ensures that a continuum of care is in place.