The Local Outreach to Survivors of Suicide (LOSS) Team is a group of local volunteers who want to help those who have lost a loved one to suicide. When a completed suicide occurs, team members will respond to the scene along with the first responders. The LOSS Team will attend to the needs of the survivors from a safe distance, away from the scene. The goal of the LOSS Team is to help those who have lost a loved one to suicide feel supported from the very beginning of this tragic loss, and to inform and educate them about the services available to help them through such a difficult time.

Provides mental health services and substance use treatment services including case management, assessments and treatment services, inpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, individual and group counseling, medical and psychological evaluations, primary care, and vocational services.

BHP can provide motel stays for individuals seeking emergency shelter. Client does not need to be a current client of BHP, nor do they have to live in the county of Licking or Knox county.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Provides intervention services to anyone experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Qualified mental health professionals offer the client immediate psychological/psychiatric help including suicide prevention. May provide face-to-face crisis intervention and assessment. Program staff may also refer to a crisis shelter or hospital when needed. Will refer to other services as appropriate.

Provides in-person crisis intervention assistance. Offers a short-term, intensive community-based support program that can include: safety assessments, de-escalation, skill building and linkage to ongoing support. Common issues staff can help with include: Escalating emotional or behavioral issues; Mental health issues; Substance use concerns; Physical or emotional; trauma; School truancy; Running away from home; Caregiver/child conflict; and/or Suicidal thoughts.

Deputies with C.I.T. Training are available to assist mentally ill individuals and their families during a crisis. They can make referrals to Behavioral Healthcare Partners of Central Ohio or other mental health agencies. They will also direct clients to mental health hospitalization.

Provides a 24/7 crisis response team where a victim advocate is on-call and can respond to assist crime victims at the scene of the crime, usually after rape, murder, suicide, or other type of violent crime and/or death. The team is able to provide crisis intervention to families as well as victims. The Crisis Response Team can be reached by calling the LCSO Dispatcher and they will page the on-call team member.

If you need help, and you can't come to Huck House, Huck House can come to you. We make an effort to be available in schools, at community centers and shopping centers, on playgrounds, and other places you hang out. Our goal is to connect with you and let you know about the support that’s available in the community to help you with your housing, education, employment, and other needs. We also help you discover your own resources, and we work on removing barriers that stand in the way of reaching your goals and taking charge of your life. And we do it on your turf and your terms. What you can expect from the Youth Outreach Program: - Someone who is non-judgmental to talk to about the issues you're facing - Advice for building life skills and dealing with problems - Connections to useful community resources that can help you become more self sufficient - An ally to help with finding a job, getting your diploma, or securing an apartment - Help with transportation to reach your goals - Help obtaining documents like an ID or birth certificate - Food, health, and hygiene items - Invitations to fun community and school events and workshops that can help you build useful skills.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Provides an opportunity for people who are emotionally distressed to meet face-to-face with a licensed therapist to assess and resolve the immediate crisis, if possible, and to link the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance. Service is also available by phone.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Provides emergency shelter crisis intervention and support for victims of domestic violence.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Washington County Crisis Response Team (LOSS Team) provides supportive services to agencies, businesses and/or individuals in Washington County who have experienced a recent suicide, sudden traumatic loss, or traumatic event. Offers support to people impacted by a sudden and/or traumatic loss or event with immediate needs to regain a sense of control over their lives and to promote individual and community healing. Sudden and/or traumatic loss can include: - Completed Suicide- Confirmed and Non-confirmed - Drug Overdose - Intentional and Unintentional - Fatal Car/ATV/Snowmobile Accidents - Sudden death from natural causes - Homicide - Pandemic Stress.

A team of spiritual care professionals and social workers will respond immediately to location of sudden, unexpected death.

Serves children (age 5+) and adults experiencing imminent danger resulting from a behavioral health crisis need. Crisis Intervention Specialists provide counseling and access to intervention and triage services to safely resolve their crisis and/or return to an improved level of functioning.

Provides first response face-to-face help to individuals who are at risk of harm to themselves of others with a group of mental health professionals.

Offers employees and their family members access to counseling and referral services. Problems addressed may include marital problems, family concerns, emotional distress or chemical dependency. Provides critical incident stress debriefing and crisis intervention, and counseling for workplace trauma such as death, robbery, suicide, terrorism, accidents, layoffs and natural disasters.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

On-call person for Hopewell Health for crisis assessments at the jail and juvenile center during designated times.

Provides 24-hour crisis intervention services for youth who are agency clients.

Provides crisis intervention services to victims of anti-LGBTQ+ violence. Available by phone, text, chat, and email. In person support and intervention may be available in certain circumstances. Support groups and other support services coming soon.