Helps agencies, organizations, businesses, schools and individuals impacted by sudden traumatic loss, such as suicide or other event, regain a sense of control over their lives and promote individual and community healing.Trained, organized teams of community volunteers are available year-round with one team leader rotating on call seven days a week. This is not Mobile Crisis - does not respond 24/7 and does not respond to calls immediately but will accept calls seven days a week to ensure a response is timely response is planned and executedTypical response groups could include a group of students, a group of co-workers, a group of friends, a group of parents and more than one group debrief can be scheduled depending on the size and composition of the individuals requesting services formal interventions: defusings/debriefings informal interventions: information and referral, education, problem solving, practical assistance support can be offered in these ways: small groups, one-to-one, over the telephone, electronically or any combination of these.The team DOES NOT provide counseling or other forms of therapy.Update 1/2022: Post Trauma calls from Cortland County will now come to 2-1-1. Once we determine that this is a post trauma respnse call, not a crisis call, we take contact info and give to Nicole/211 Center Manager to send to the response team