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Monday, March 22, 2004

Where to get help



Who to call:

If your mentally ill child is in crisis, officials advise you to go to you nearest emergency room or call one of these numbers for help:

In Hamilton County: For an emergency psychiatric evaluation, call Cincinnati Children's Hospital at (513) 636-4124. Or call the Mental Health Access Point on its 24-hour crisis line at (513) 558-8888. Or try the Greater Cincinnati Crisis hotline at (513) 281-CARE (281-2273) or the National Hopeline Network at (888) SUICIDE (888-784-2433).

In Warren County: Call Mental Health Recovery Services at (800) 932-3366.

In Clermont County: Call the 24-hour suicide prevention and crisis line at (513) 528-SAVE (528-7283) or the Children and Adolescent Services line at (513) 752-1555.

In Butler County: Call the Community Counseling and Crisis Center at (513) 523-4149.

In Kentucky: Call the Northern Kentucky Mental Health Center's 24-hour crisis line at: (877) 331-3292




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THE SERIES
Mentally ill children in Ohio are abused by the system: Care is hard to find, often wretched, and so costly some parents give up their kids to get government help.

Day 1:
Bargain: custody for care
Help elusive
Everything spent, and no help
She needed diagnosis, medicine
What to do?
Activist finds change overdue

Day 2:
Abused, drugged and unprotected
An offer of help, take it or leave it
Cases swamp Children's Hospital
Officials: Room for waste

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