Immediate Help and Support

When life feels overwhelming, no one has to face it alone. MCCFL offers 24/7/365 crisis support for people of all ages in Hood River, Wasco, and Sherman counties. Whether it’s for yourself, a loved one, or someone you care about, our goal is simple: keep everyone safe, stabilize the situation, and connect to the right care—while helping individuals remain in their home and community whenever possible.

Need help now? Call our 24/7 Crisis Line: 888-877-9147

Accessing Crisis Services

Call: 888-877-9147

Get immediate phone support and triage 24/7 /365 for yourself or someone you’re concerned about.

Walk-In

Visit MCCFL locations during business hours for in-person help.

Mobile Crisis Response

Two-person teams provide on-site assessments and stabilization, with response times based on urgency and availability.

Emergency Coordination

We collaborate with law enforcement, hospitals, and other agencies when needed to ensure safety.

Scope of Services

Risk Assessment & Safety Planning

We evaluate suicidal thoughts, self-harm risks, or escalating situations and create a plan to keep you safe.

Crisis De-escalation & Stabilization

Short-term interventions to reduce distress and restore calm.

Community-Based Support

Whenever possible, we help you stay in your home, school, or community.

Referral & Service Connection

We link you to ongoing care, including therapy, peer support, and other behavioral health services.

Follow-Up & Continued Engagement

Our team checks in after every crisis contact. Youth ages 20 and under may receive up to eight weeks of stabilization services.

Need Help Now?

If you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health crisis, you are not alone—help is just a call away. Our trained crisis team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide immediate support, guidance, and connection to resources. Whether you need someone to talk to, help making a safety plan, or access to urgent care, we’re here for you.

Call our 24/7 Crisis Line:
1-888-877-9147

What to expect

Connect With a Crisis Professional

When you reach out, a qualified professional will listen and gather information to understand the situation and its urgency.

Safety and Stabilization

Our first priority is safety. We’ll work quickly to assess needs and begin stabilizing the situation—whether that’s continuing support by phone, meeting in person, or coordinating other resources.

Personalized Next Steps

Every situation is unique. Together, we’ll create a plan that addresses specific needs, which may include follow-up care, community resources, or a higher level of support if needed.

how we can help

When life feels overwhelming, our crisis team is here to provide immediate, compassionate support. We offer:

  • 24/7 Crisis Line – Speak with a trained professional anytime, day or night.
  • In-Person Crisis Services – Safe, supportive spaces for stabilization and care.
  • Safety Planning – Personalized strategies to help you stay safe and connected.
  • Connection to Resources – Guidance to ongoing treatment, housing, and community supports.
  • Mobile Response – Help where you are, when you need it most.

Our goal is to ensure you feel heard, supported, and never alone during difficult moments. Whether you’re calling for yourself or someone you care about, we’re ready to help.

Frequently asked questions

A crisis can include feeling unsafe, thoughts of self-harm or suicide, extreme emotional distress, or behaviors that put you or others at risk.

Anyone—whether you’re experiencing a crisis yourself or supporting someone else.

Yes. Our trained professionals are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

You’ll speak with a caring, trained specialist who will listen, help you feel safe, and connect you to resources or in-person support if needed.

Yes. We provide safe spaces for stabilization and can arrange mobile response if you cannot come to us.

Absolutely. Your privacy is protected, except in situations where safety requires us to act.

No. Crisis services are provided at no cost to you.

Yes. We’ll work with you to find treatment, housing, and community supports that fit your needs.