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Mingo County's 24/7 Crisis Line

Posted 01/12/22

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Crisis Line Logo The Mingo County Crisis Line, available 24 hours a day/365 days a year, is a resource for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis, having suicidal thoughts, or witness an overdose. The Mingo County Crisis Line will have trained people from our community answering the phone when you call to discuss your questions, needs, or concerns. We are ready to assist you with RECOVERY TODAY!

Call 304-355-5QRT (304-355-5778)

Text 304-403-7637

The Mingo County Crisis Line is a colaboration between the Williamson Health and Wellness Center and the Mingo County Health Department that will in crisis situatians, link those experiencing a mental health crisis, having suicidal thought, or witness to an overdose, to the county-wide mobile crisis response and stabilization teams who can de-escalate by phone or resond in person when needed. The option to call or text is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 304-355-5778 for voice calling and 304-403-7637 for texting.

If you or anyone you know are in any danger or life-threatening situation, please stop reading and call 911. Our 24-Hour Crisis Line is intended to provide immediate help to individuals, families and friends of people in emotional crisis, whether that is from mental health issues, depression, drug and alcohol abuse, suicidal thoughts, or you know of an immediate overdose, call us at 304-355-5778 to speak to one of our counselors now. Help and Hope is just a call away.