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Health and Social Service Organizations Join Together

February 17, 2021

Crisis Connections is excited to be partnering with Healthier Here and partners on the Connect2 Community Network in King County Seattle, WA – Feb 17, 2021 – People in King County will soon find it easier to get connected to services they need thanks to the Connect2 Community Network, a regional community information exchange (CIE)…

Crisis Connections and 211

July 9, 2020

Program Updates At Crisis Connections, we play a critical role in the mental and behavioral well beingof Washingtonians. By maintaining a database with over 6,000 unique programsand 1,600 agencies we are able to connect people to vital resources in theircommunities. Additionally, King County 2-1-1, 24-hour crisis line and WashingtonRecovery helplines are available 7 days a…

An Important Message from Our CEO and Board of Trustees

June 9, 2020

Dear Friends of Crisis Connections, We have been deeply saddened and disturbed by the events that have been happening across the country in recent weeks. As you know, our organization has proudly been serving the community, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, or ability to pay for 56 years. This strong commitment to supporting people…

CC Pets – Crisis Connections Pet Contest

May 28, 2020

The Pet Competition is Back! Text CCpets to 556-78 Pets are experts at relaxation so we decided to learn from the best to help us de-stress and connect to others during isolation.  The winner will receive a care package, complete with an oversized t-shirt, a mug for relaxation, and a gift card. You can see…

Novel Coronavirus

March 13, 2020

The Washington State Department of Health has established a call center to address questions from the public. Washington 211 is operating the State COVID-19 help line during the Coronavirus outbreak. Normal 2-1-1 services are available but wait times have increased.  If you need immediate assistance in finding services please visit www.wa211.org and use the resource search tool.…

Where to turn for Veterans

September 10, 2019

Many veterans experience a difficult time transitioning to civilian life after returning from service. Every day, about 20 veterans in the United States will die by suicide; however, only 50% of returning veterans who need mental health services will receive treatment (National Veterans Foundation, 2018). According to the US Dept. of Veteran Affairs, mental health…

Emergency Winter Shelters

February 9, 2019

The following links can be used to find emergency winter shelters in King County. Community Shelters are locations that provide a respite from the cold. Day Centers are spaces that provide services such as case management, hygiene, etc.. and respite from the cold. Severe Weather Shelters (often called “Emergency Shelters”) are locations that provide overnight…