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mission: 2-1-1 is a simple, easy to remember, free number that connects callers to information about health and human services. 2-1-1 callers in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota will be connected to FirstLink HotLine, which provides confidential listening and support in addition to information and referral. 2-1-1 offers Active Military member support, Veteran support and Military Family member support. Call specialists are also trained in crisis intervention, including suicide intervention. -> 2-1-1 is a simple, easy to remember, free number that connects callers to information about health and human services. 2-1-1 callers in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota will be connected to FirstLink HotLine, which provides confidential listening and support in addition to information and referral. 2-1-1 offers Active Military member support, Veteran support and Military Family member support. Call specialists are also trained in crisis intervention, including suicide intervention.

name: 211 ~ North Dakota -> 211 ~ First Link - North Dakota
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mission: 2-1-1 is a simple, easy to remember, free number that connects callers to information about health and human services. 2-1-1 callers in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota will be connected to FirstLink HotLine, which provides confidential listening and support in addition to information and referral. 2-1-1 offers Active Military member support, Veteran support and Military Family member support. Call specialists are also trained in crisis intervention, including suicide intervention. -> 2-1-1 is a simple, easy to remember, free number that connects callers to information about health and human services. 2-1-1 callers in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota will be connected to FirstLink HotLine, which provides confidential listening and support in addition to information and referral. 2-1-1 offers Active Military member support, Veteran support and Military Family member support. Call specialists are also trained in crisis intervention, including suicide intervention.

notes: 3/30/09: ND emergency services set up hotline for donations, volunteers BISMARCK – State emergency management officials say the outpouring of support and offers of help coming in to Fargo and the state is inspiring. They have established a hotline (211) to capture offers of help – both donations and unaffiliated volunteers. Individuals and organizations not currently affiliated with volunteer response organizations should call 211 or their nation-wide toll free number (877) 422-0062. 211 is an information and referral number with Call Center staff who will gather names, contact information and donation offers and convey information to appropriate entities. While all donations are appreciated, financial contributions are preferred. This allows relief organizations to purchase exactly what items are needed to assist in the response and recovery efforts. Using the 211 system will help ensure appropriate use of donations, better management of volunteer resources and will free up voluntary organizations’ phone lines to deal with health and safety issues. =========================================================== For Information & Referral or Assistance: Sharon Brennise 2-1-1 ND Director Mental Health America of North Dakota PO Box 4106 Bismarck, ND 58502 http://www.mhand.org sbrennise@mhand.org 701-255-3692 For questions about our database: Kristen Buchholz Database Resource Specialist kbuchholz@mhand.org 701-255-3692 ->
website: http://www.irissoft.com/mhnd/ -> http://www.myfirstlink.org/211.shtml
mission: -> 2-1-1 is a simple, easy to remember, free number that connects callers to information about health and human services. 2-1-1 callers in North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota will be connected to FirstLink HotLine, which provides confidential listening and support in addition to information and referral. 2-1-1 offers Active Military member support, Veteran support and Military Family member support. Call specialists are also trained in crisis intervention, including suicide intervention.
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 6/24/11 LTel: 3/30/09: ND emergency services set up hotline for donations, volunteers BISMARCK – State emergency management officials say the outpouring of support and offers of help coming in to Fargo and the state is inspiring. They have established a hotline (211) to capture offers of help – both donations and unaffiliated volunteers. Individuals and organizations not currently affiliated with volunteer response organizations should call 211 or their nation-wide toll free number (877) 422-0062. 211 is an information and referral number with Call Center staff who will gather names, contact information and donation offers and convey information to appropriate entities. While all donations are appreciated, financial contributions are preferred. This allows relief organizations to purchase exactly what items are needed to assist in the response and recovery efforts. Using the 211 system will help ensure appropriate use of donations, better management of volunteer resources and will free up voluntary organizations’ phone lines to deal with health and safety issues. =========================================================== For Information & Referral or Assistance: Sharon Brennise 2-1-1 ND Director Mental Health America of North Dakota PO Box 4106 Bismarck, ND 58502 http://www.mhand.org sbrennise@mhand.org 701-255-3692 For questions about our database: Kristen Buchholz Database Resource Specialist kbuchholz@mhand.org 701-255-3692

notes: For Information & Referral or Assistance: Sharon Brennise 2-1-1 ND Director Mental Health America of North Dakota PO Box 4106 Bismarck, ND 58502 http://www.mhand.org sbrennise@mhand.org 701-255-3692 For questions about our database: Kristen Buchholz Database Resource Specialist kbuchholz@mhand.org 701-255-3692 -> 3/30/09: ND emergency services set up hotline for donations, volunteers BISMARCK – State emergency management officials say the outpouring of support and offers of help coming in to Fargo and the state is inspiring. They have established a hotline (211) to capture offers of help – both donations and unaffiliated volunteers. Individuals and organizations not currently affiliated with volunteer response organizations should call 211 or their nation-wide toll free number (877) 422-0062. 211 is an information and referral number with Call Center staff who will gather names, contact information and donation offers and convey information to appropriate entities. While all donations are appreciated, financial contributions are preferred. This allows relief organizations to purchase exactly what items are needed to assist in the response and recovery efforts. Using the 211 system will help ensure appropriate use of donations, better management of volunteer resources and will free up voluntary organizations’ phone lines to deal with health and safety issues. =========================================================== For Information & Referral or Assistance: Sharon Brennise 2-1-1 ND Director Mental Health America of North Dakota PO Box 4106 Bismarck, ND 58502 http://www.mhand.org sbrennise@mhand.org 701-255-3692 For questions about our database: Kristen Buchholz Database Resource Specialist kbuchholz@mhand.org 701-255-3692

notes: -> For Information & Referral or Assistance: Sharon Brennise 2-1-1 ND Director Mental Health America of North Dakota PO Box 4106 Bismarck, ND 58502 http://www.mhand.org sbrennise@mhand.org 701-255-3692 For questions about our database: Kristen Buchholz Database Resource Specialist kbuchholz@mhand.org 701-255-3692