The COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak and associated safety measures can impact our mental health. It’s normal to feel stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed when things are uncertain or seem unsafe.  You are not alone, and support and help are available to assist you in this challenging time.

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If you experience feelings of depression, anxiety, stress, or any other strong emotions for which you need support, call the Ohio CareLine at 800-720-9616.  The Ohio CareLine is a free, non-judgmental, non-emergency support line available to every Ohioan. Individuals can call to get support and learn about available mental health and recovery resources.  The Support Line is staffed by behavioral health professionals 7 days per week from 8:00 am – 8:00pm.  You can also text 4HOPE to 741 741.

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Our community behavioral health agencies continue to operate and are now offering services in person and over the internet or phone for all individuals throughout Huron County. If you are in need of services, please contact: Family Life Counseling 567-560-3584, Firelands Counseling 419-663-3737, or Rigel Recovery Services 567-280-4023.

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If you are experiencing a mental health related crisis, please contact the crisis hotline at 800-826-1306.

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For up to date information on the coronavirus, visit www.coronavirus.ohio.gov or call 1-833-4-ASK-ODH.  For information and resources specific to Huron County, please visit www.huroncountycovid.com.

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Please support one another during this challenging time and call or text to check up on each other.   We will get through this together.