Mobile crisis response for behavioral health emergencies
Summary
Upstate Caring Partners runs 24/7 mobile crisis teams — licensed clinicians paired with peers — who respond in person or by phone to anyone in crisis, regardless of age or ability to pay. They've already served 117 people in the first month, including 60 in-person school and community responses. Anyone can call the crisis line to request a response.
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $1.9 million, but fully covered by state Office of Mental Health funding — no county tax dollars.
Anyone in Oneida County experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis — kids, adults, seniors — gets a trained in-person response instead of just a hotline.
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