Medical and Mental Health

These organizations provide access to healthcare services and mental health support for individuals who may not have the resources or means to obtain care on their own. Their goal is to address a wide range of medical and mental health issues, including chronic illnesses, disabilities, and mental health disorders. They may provide services such as free or low-cost medical and dental clinics, mental health counseling, and support groups for individuals and families affected by various health conditions.

Check out the medical and mental health resources below!

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Trustees are elected officials who provide emergency resources to low-income residents in their immediate geographic area and can include shelter, utility, food, transportation, and medical assistance. Hamilton County’s Nine Trustees also assist with burial expenses, fire protection, cemetery maintenance, weed control, and fence disputes.

Click here to visit their website today and find out which township you are in.

Need help now?

Call or text 988 to connect with mental health professionals on the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, formerly known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.