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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It appears this would be the number to call-- You may also wish to call the Hearst Principal, Mary Cheh's office, ANC, Friendship Place and non-emergency 311 as well. Community Response Team The DBH Community Response Team (CRT), is a 24-7 multidisciplinary direct service team that expands our community based direct service efforts—including homeless outreach, mobile crisis, and pre-arrest diversion. Our CRT supports adults who are experiencing emotional, psychiatric or substance use vulnerabilities to promote service engagement and overall behavioral health and wellness. These supports are provided through assessment, referral, short term care management, and follow-up for individuals across the District. CRT also provides community education, individual and neighborhood outreach, behavioral health consultation, short term support for critical incidents, in addition to co-response and intervention support for our partner agencies and community organizations. Teams of behavioral health specialists, licensed clinicians and peers in recovery have an ongoing presence in communities to: Conduct on the spot assessment and referral to behavioral health care. Engage regularly individuals living with unmet needs to encourage treatment. Connect to support services including employment, education and economic benefit programs. Offer harm reduction options such as life-saving naloxone while promoting treatment. Support diversion from the criminal justice system for low level behavioral health related offenses. The Community Response Team offers 24-hour services to communities experiencing psychiatric emergencies, trauma, or show signs of mental health and substance use disorders. To reach the Community Response Team any time call [b]202-673-6495[/b] or visit: 35 K Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 [/quote] Just called CRT. I was VERY plesently surprised that someone answered at 5:43. A very nice gentleman helped me and explained that I should call the non emergency number 311 because of the fact that the campers are in the woods and any woods in DC often cross jurisdictional lines. So now I'll try 311 when I get a moment. [/quote]
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