Intake, Emergency Services & Crisis Hotline
Our door never closes. Those who need immediate help because of feeling overwhelmed, or feeling like harming themselves or others, and those who are concerned about them, can walk into the Center or call at any time. However, to avoid the possibility of waiting around, it is strongly recommended that you call before coming in or make an appointment if you can. An intake worker or other clinical staff will con¬duct an assessment to see how to best help the person in need.
Intake is the gateway to services and our workers can explain about our programs and are well informed about other related services in the government and private sectors. People are encouraged to call first for ap¬pointments or walk in during an emergency, and we also accept referrals from a wide range of other agencies and employers. Many people with everyday problems in their marriage, relationships, jobs, or with sub¬stance abuse problems can be helped by the services described below once they have received an intake assessment. For further information or an appointment call 647-5440/5325 from 8:00a.m. To 5:00p.m.
A personal problem needing guidance from others can occur at any time, thus the Center operates a 24-hour Crisis Hotline. Anyone can call with confidence and get advice on the next step they can take toward solving their problems.
The 24-Hour Crisis Hotline number is 647-8833
The 24-Hour Crisis Hotline number is 647-8833
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