Mental Health
Support Services
Support Groups
FBI Safety Alert: Online Threats Targeting Kids
The FBI warns that violent online networks—like one called “764”—are targeting children and teens through games, social media, and chat apps. These networks use manipulation and blackmail to pressure young people into sharing explicit or harmful content, and may coerce them into isolating, self-harming, or worse.
Read the full Public Service Announcement (IC3.gov) ↗
What families and providers can do:
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Volunteer Opportunities
Community Involvement
NAMI Basics OnDemand is a free, self-paced online program for families of youth (ages 22 and younger) who are navigating mental health challenges.
Guided by those with lived experience, the six-session course offers valuable information, strategies, and support, available 24/7.
Project Woman provides free confidential support to survivors.
Victim Advocacy services are available to survivors of domestic or dating violence, sexual violence, stalking, and human trafficking. Victim Advocacy is free, confidential support to discuss options for reporting, resources, and safety concerns.
Services include: safety planning, protection order assistance, accompaniment to court, housing advocacy, hospital response, crisis intervention, crime victim compensation assistance, referral to emergency shelter, and linking to resources.
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9AM-5PM
For after-hours support, call the 24/7 crisis line at 1-800-634-9893.
Location: 525 E Home Rd, Springfield, OH 45503 ↗
Contact: Chelsea Sowatskey
Digital Awareness Resources
Early Childhood Development Resources
General Resources
A free service that connects people with essential resources and support, available 24/7.
Find help with housing, food, healthcare, transportation, crisis assistance, and more.
This LibGuide was created by Clark County Public Library in collaboration with the Youth Empowerment Taskforce (YET).
