Compassionate support when and where it is needed most.

Fresno Crisis Team

Kings View Fresno Crisis Teams provide immediate, community-based support to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, our teams respond with compassion, cultural humility and evidence-base practices to help individuals and communities remain safe.

Our mission is to stabilize individuals in crisis, facilitate access to ongoing care, and prevent unnecessary hospitalization or incarceration.

Need support now?

Fresno Mobile Crisis Response Team

559-600-6000

Available 24/7/365

Response goals

Metro Fresno: within 60 minutes

Rural Fresno County: within 120 minutes

Mobile Crisis Response Team (MRCT)

Is designed to reduce the need for law-enforcement involvement and hospitalization during mental-health-related crisis. Our two-member teams arrive in the community to assess immediate needs, help stabilize the situation and connect individuals and families with appropriate support.

Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)

Clinicians work in collaboration with law enforcement agencies throughout the county to provide immediate crisis intervention services. This team is dispatched by 911 dispatchers, while the crisis is in progress.

How Mobile Crisis Response Works

Call

A community member calls 559-600-6000 to request Mobile Crisis Response Team support.

Assessment & Dispatch

The situation is screened, and a two-member team is dispatched when the request meets response criteria.

On-Scene Support

The team provides assessments, deescalation, safety planning, education and connections to appropriate services.

Continued Connection

A face-to-face meeting with the care team is followed by outreach within 72 hours to support continuity of care.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental-health crisis, help is available.

Fresno Mobile Crisis Response Team (MRCT)

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Mobile Crisis Response Team are not a replacement for emergency medical services. For a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911.

This program is funded in part by the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health.