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- 0:05Speaker 1: North Central Behavioral Health brings mobile crisis van to Streeter
- 0:08after tornado. Written by Bill Frescos, this article is being
- 0:14read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett.
- 0:19North Central Behavioral Health Systems announced a mobile crisis response
- 0:23van will be in Strator through seven pm Saturday to
- 0:26help those impacted by the tornado. The van is stationed
- 0:30at the Elks Lodge two zero two North Park Street
- 0:33and will also be setting up at City Park while
- 0:35officials waits on clearance to enter the areas most directly
- 0:39affected by the storm. Our goal is to provide emotional support,
- 0:43crisis intervention, resource connection, and behavioral health assistance to community
- 0:48members affected by this disaster, Officials said in a release.
- 0:53We will work closely with local officials, emergency responders, and
- 0:56community organizations to identify needs and provide support where it
- 1:01is most needed. Available services may include crisis intervention and
- 1:06emotional support resource that referrals information about community resources, support
- 1:12for individuals, families, and first responders affected by the storm,
- 1:16and assistance connecting residents with ongoing behavioral health services. North
- 1:21Central Behavioral Health Systems said it plans to maintain a
- 1:24presence in Streeter as recovery efforts continue,