Officers who are military Veterans who respond to Veterans in the community experience mental health crisis utilizing a peer-to-peer model. If you or a loved one are a Veteran experiencing mental health crisis and need to call 911, request a VCIT officer.

Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) provides an alternative to Emergency Room and Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitalization for individuals who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder.

Provides housing-focused street outreach for individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness while advocating  for increased safe, affordable and sustainable housing.

Clyde & Ethel Dickson Domestic Violence Shelter, an 80-bed facility in Charlotte.

Through Housing, Employment, Outreach, and Call Center Service Coordination, we collaborate with community partners and faith communities to engage with Veterans and meet their critical needs.

MORES is a team-based crisis response service that will respond for behavioral or emotional crisis w/in 1 Hour of the parent/ guardian call asking for help for their child/family.

Rapid response program that uses radio frequency tracking technology designed to locate at-risk individuals that suffer from cognitive impairment issues who may wander away from their caregivers and become lost.

The Community Assistance: Response, Engage, Support (CARES) program is a team of social workers serving people experiencing homelesness through linkages and referrals accessed through 911.

Post-overdose response team (PORT) responds to non-fatal overdoses in 24-72 hours of notification, providing onsite initiation of buprenorphine, naloxone distribution and education, and direct access to care, treatment, and wrap-around services with patient consent.

Helping Out Mecklenburg's homeowners with Economic Support (HOMES) program, is designed to assist qualified residential homeowners with low to moderate income.