* Provides crisis intervention, suicide prevention, and addiction hotline services. Psychiatric mobile response teams. Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Program with local law enforcement. Advocate program for rape, domestic violence and elder abuse intervention. * Regional provider for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 988.

* Provides a range of services including assessment, crisis prevention meeting with clients who are at risk of escalating into a crisis, supportive counseling, information and referrals, linkage with appropriate community based mental health services for ongoing treatment, and follow up.

* Responds in person to mental health, domestic violence and other related crises. Intakes are accepted on a case by case basis and determined by the availability of the team.

* Provides short-term crisis intervention services to help reduce emergency admissions through early crisis intervention, as an alternative to calling the police or driving to a psychiatric emergency room when an individual is in crisis. Services provided by the team will include: Crisis triage and assessment, stabilization and referral linkage. Travel to homes, schools, work-sites and other locations in Nassau County.

Responds to individuals in crisis, over the phone or in person, in order to reduce emergency room visits. Provides mental health engagement, intervention, and follow-up support.

Provides a free, confidential, 24 hours mental health service for anyone who is experiencing a mental health crisis. The mobile team can go anywhere in the community to evaluate and provide crisis intervention and referrals to services and agencies as required.

Program provides crisis phone intervention, support, and referrals to anyone who is going through a crisis. Mobile Crisis Team may be activated for individuals who are at heightened risk and provides on-site assessment and intervention services at homes, schools, and within the community to adults, teens and children in various stages of crisis in order to prevent psychiatric hospitalization by linking and/or re-linking individuals with necessary services, including Community Crisis Intervention services, Hospital Diversion, and others which provide the individual with stability. Participates in the 9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Anyone who calls 9-8-8 from Niagara County will be connected with Niagara County Crisis Services.

Mobile unit of Erie County Medical Center's Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP). Provides community mental health intervention to individuals in Erie County. The main goal of the program is to divert individuals from unnecessary presentations at local psychiatric emergency rooms and provide them linkage to the services they need in order to remain safely in the community. Indications of the need for intervention include: deterioration of mental health status or an increase in mental health symptoms, along with acute emotional distress, thoughts of suicide or wanting to hurt oneself, thoughts of harming others, physical aggression against others, or refusal of psychiatric or medical care because of impaired insight or judgement resulting from the individual's mental illness. Services include telephone assessment, emergency outreach visits to the home, 9.45 evaluation, lethality assessment, and consultation. While hospital diversion is the program's main goal, staff are able to enact an involuntary transport to a psychiatric emergency room when necessary. In addition, law enforcement can access this service to divert individuals with mental illness away from jail when mental health services may be more appropriate. Available continuously on weekdays, including overnights, from Monday, 8am - Saturday, 9am. Call the 24-hour hotline at 716-834-3131.

Project Alliance is to help people manage behavioral health issues in the community. Mobile Crisis Response Teams would be a direct resource for direct 911 calls for a behavioral health crisis to local law enforcement and expand the resources to best meet the needs of such calls. Access the MCRT will be through local Police Departments by dialing 911.

The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT), Mobile Access Plan (MAP) involves specialized training for officers in dealing with individuals in crisis due to mental health issues, and also includes training in suicide intervention.

Provides support services by licensed clinicians, paraprofessionals and peers designed to stabilize crisis situations and effectively reduce demands on emergency departments and inpatient hospital services. Referral required.

Offers a unit which is comprised of clinical experts who provide on-site intervention and evaluation for community members and their families. The crisis team provides assessment and referrals to appropriate resources. Examples of services are screening, assessment, stabilization, triage, and/or referral to an appropriate program or programs. The mobile crisis team also can work with the police to arrange for the transport of a person to the hospital if needed. Call for detailed information.

Responds to individuals in crisis, over the phone or in person, in order to reduce emergency room visits. Provides mental health engagement, intervention, and follow-up support.

Contact Albany County Department of Mental Health's Mobile Crisis Team for adult mobile crisis assistance at 518-549-6500.

* Responds to individuals in crisis, over the phone or in person.

* Provides mental health engagement, intervention and follow-up support.

* Provides assessment, crisis intervention, supportive counseling, information and referrals, including to community-based mental health services.

Provides an off-site initial screening for individuals in emotional crisis. Individuals who require a full psychiatric assessment by the physician will be transported to CPEP by 911 services. Also performs home visits with patients who have been recently discharged from CPEP in order to assist the patient in maintaining stability, until the connection with an outpatient provider has been completed.

* Provides court-ordered Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) for certain people with mental illness who, in view of their treatment history and present circumstances, are unlikely to survive safely in the community without supervision.

* Provides outreach services for psychiatric emergencies. Including: On-site assessment. Counseling. Referral. Hospitalization, as needed.

Mobile Crisis Intervention provide outreach services in Suffolk countyfor psychiatric emergencies. The Team provides on-site assessment, counseling, referral, and hospitalization, as needed

Designed to prevent psychiatric hospitalization, HBCI is an intensive, short-term (4-6 weeks) crisis intervention service and family education program. Therapists are available to families 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, to respond to a crisis situation.

Provides crisis intervention for psychiatric emergencies in the community, assessment of needed mental health services, linking to mental health services, advocacy, and case follow-up.

An outpatient treatment center offering: assessments, psychiatric evaluations, medication management and ancillary withdrawal (suboxone induction & maintenance) along with outpatient individual and group treatment services for adults, young adults/adolescents and significant others/family members. Specialized programs include but are not limited to: women, co-occurring disorders, DWI's, criminal justice population, domestic violence and young adults/adolescents.

Project Alliance is to help people manage behavioral health issues in the community. Mobile Crisis Response Teams would be a direct resource for direct 911 calls for a behavioral health crisis to local law enforcement and expand the resources to best meet the needs of such calls. Access the MCRT will be through local Police Departments by dialing 911.

All applications for case management, assertive community treatment, and assisted outpatient treatment are processed through the Nassau County Department of Mental Health where eligibility is determined and assignments are made to the appropriate level of care. Call for additional information and inquiry.

To provide a service of reduction of unnecessary emergency room visits, and inpatient hospitalization, divert from jail and reduce risk of future crisis. Identifies individuals at high risk for crisis. Services are designed to interrupt or ameliorate acute behavioral health crisis and associated behaviors in the moment.