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We’re here when you need us

The Florida Crisis Response Team (FCRT) connects survivors, caregivers, and community partners with trained crisis responders across the state. Whether you’re seeking immediate support, training information, or a partnership inquiry, our team are here to help guide your next steps.

Reach out for support

If your community has experienced a tragedy or disaster, you can request assistance from FCRT.

Our response teams are deployed only by invitation, working alongside local officials, caregivers, and first responders to provide emotional support and crisis intervention.

Please note, FCRT is not a mental health emergency line. If you are experiencing a mental health or medical emergency, please call 911.

For immediate coordination:

Training or membership questions

If you’re interested in training schedules, becoming a member, or hosting a Basic or Advanced CRT course, please include your location in your message.

Our statewide trainers will follow up with you to provide details and next steps.

For partners and agencies

FCRT collaborates with emergency management offices, mental health agencies, hospitals, and community organizations throughout Florida.

Partnership inquiries may include:

  • Coordinating local response planning
  • Requesting crisis intervention support
  • Scheduling group trainings or workshops

Resources for survivors and caregivers

If you’ve experienced a crisis or trauma, these resources can help you find immediate information and support.

Links are provided for convenience and informational purposes only. The Florida Crisis Response Team (FCRT) does not endorse or guarantee the products, services, or views expressed on external sites and is not responsible for their content. Please contact the external site with any questions.

Florida Department of Health – text “HELLO” to 741741

Florida Disaster Recovery Resources

National Disaster Distress Helpline — 1-800-985-5990

We care about your safety. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a life-threatening situation, call 911. You can also reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988 for immediate support

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