24-Hour Tri-County Crisis Hotline
800.351.7347

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If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs help, please call the Tri-County CRISIS Hotline, 800.351.7347.
*Please note, the 24-Hour Crisis Hotline serves only residents of Darke, Miami and Shelby Counties in Ohio.
Can't call? Text "4hope" to 741 741

Warmline Takes Calls About COVID, other stresses

​A free, confidential warmline connects area residents with a professional counselor to talk through any difficulties coping with the pandemic or related crises. READ MORE...

Board Honors SafeHaven with Geraldine B. Nelson Advocacy Award

SafeHaven, with peer-operated locations in Piqua, Sidney and Greenville, was honored with the 2020 Geraldine B. Nelson Advocacy Award at the Board's Annual Meeting October 21. READ MORE....

Art of Recovery Features "Coping With COVID"

Because COVID prevented us from having a gallery show, please view the artworks below for the 2020 Art of Recovery Exhibit. VIEW MORE...​
St. Sebastian
​Maureen OKeefe
Shelby County
Painting

acrylic on wood panel
48" x 96" inches

Board Office Open With Restrictions

The Tri-County Board offices, including Miami County Family and Children First Council, NAMI Darke, Miami, Shelby Counties, and Community Housing of Darke, Miami and Shelby Counties, are OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Visitors to the office must wear a face covering in common areas, and may be subject to temperature checks or other screening prior to admission. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we adjust to working with your health and safety in mind.

For updates and shareable tips for managing mental health through the crisis, follow us on Facebook and Twitter @tcbmds.
CORONAVIRUS RESOURCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH 

Coping with COVID-19

If you, a loved one or a coworker is struggling with stress, anxiety or depression related to the COVID-19 outbreak, please refer to our FREE, CONFIDENTIAL online screening tool.
Knowing the facts can help ease anxiety. The Tri-County Board has created a series of 1-page newsletters with tips for maintaining good mental health through the coronavirus pandemic.

For current information about the virus outbreak in Ohio and for common-sense ways to protect yourself and others, please refer to our coronavirus resource page.