Provides services for individuals in crisis to stabilize the situation, resolve the immediate crisis, and assure linkage to services and resources to avoid further crisis situations, out of home placements and hospitalizations.

Provides outpatient alcohol and drug assessment and treatment, crisis and suicide intervention and group counseling, therapy and case management and mental health assessments.

Offers 24-hour hotline that takes calls from clients or their loved ones who witness or are experiencing acute or chronic psychiatric distress and/or a crisis brought on by substance abuse. Serves as a suicide prevention hotline. Assesses the situation over the phone, immediately, and responds to emergency room or hospital if it is decided that client needs immediate emergency services. Offers emergency consultations for any significant person in client's life. Assesses the problem and accesses appropriate services such as hospitalization, crisis intervention, and counseling. Note: Services not available in the home.

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.

Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the center is available on a walk-in basis regardless of ability to pay. Emergency crisis services offer a multitude of options to help participants move through the crisis and begin healing.

Provides services for individuals in crisis to stabilize the situation, resolve the immediate crisis, and assure linkage to services and resources to avoid further crisis situations, out of home placements and hospitalizations.

Provides outpatient alcohol and drug assessment and treatment, crisis and suicide intervention and group counseling, therapy and case management and mental health assessments.

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.

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 crisis intervention and emergency evaluation, coordination of services, intervention consultation and treatment for persons in emotional crisis. Screens for the agency's Crisis Stabilization Unit and has mobile outreach available.

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.

Kids Crisis Team is a mobile urgent treatment team for youth in Licking and Knox counties between the ages of 8 and 24 who are in crisis. Team provides outreach to families on their terms, wherever they are, and listen to what their needs are instead of expecting them to show up in offices.

Provides a wide range of programs for children who are victims of abuse or other acts of violence; services include the following: * forensic interviews at a child-friendly site where professionals conduct joint investigative interviews with child victims * crisis counseling and case management for victims and non-offending family members (available to children and families at all stages of the investigation and prosecution process); the program helps children and families cope and heal emotionally * animal-assisted therapy support for victims of violence * Provides practical information and support to the children and family about the investigation and court process * offers Safety Education which teaches young children about safe and unsafe touches and ways to seek help from trusted adults * offers on-site medical exams

Gracehaven empowers young people rescued from sex trafficking to thrive with dignity in a renewed life and provides sex-trafficking-prevention services to families. Gracehaven works directly with teens who have been trafficked for sex and works with the teen’s family, because they are impacted as well. Helps the client learn to practice coping skills, and the adults to try discipline that works for the youth and family. Staff will listen, support and guide the family during some of their most heart-wrenching experiences and can interface with other case workers and agency supports.

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.

This program offers a designed to aid families in understanding, addressing and intervention in the alcohol and/or drug abuse of families members.

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.

Provides a modern, clean, and therapeutic environment that provides voluntary clients with stabilization. This home-like setting could include administration of psychiatric medications as well as individualized counseling, recreation therapy, peer support, and group therapy. The CSU along with all other Crisis Care services can be used in conjunction with step down services.

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.

A L.O.S.S. (Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors) Teams consists of two or more trained volunteers who are activated by the local authorities (Coroner’s Office, Law Enforcement) when there is a suspected suicide loss.

Provides professional mental health counseling in the form of brief treatment or long-term counseling for women; specializing in all women's issues.

Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the center is available on a walk-in basis regardless of ability to pay. Emergency crisis services offer a multitude of options to help participants move through the crisis and begin healing.

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

The Behavioral Health Crisis Care Center is a 10 bed, walk-in, voluntary program that can serve people who are in mental health and/or substance use crisis. Note: Use Door One. Individuals can walk-in anytime to get an initial assessment. After the initial assessment is complete, the client then may be referred to other local agencies for therapeutic treatment or follow up services as appropriate.