A new community-based mobile crisis program is set to launch on Aug. 18 — one that is designed to address the immediate needs of people experiencing behavioral health crises.
The Mobile Crisis Services of Lane County will assist folks in “an urgent or emergent, perceived or actual inability to cope,” said Sarah Macrorie, program manager at Lane Behavioral Health.
MCS-LC will have six vans stationed in Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Junction City, Oakridge, and…
