Building resilience, preventing crisis.
Proactive education, community partnerships, suicide intervention training, and a coordinated crisis response network — designed to promote emotional health and reduce the likelihood of mental illness, substance abuse, and suicide across south central Alabama.
Strength in community.
The most effective way to address mental health and substance use issues is before they reach a crisis point. As a United Fund/United Way agency, SCAMHC partners with schools, colleges, churches, civic groups, businesses, and local organizations to build a safety net of awareness, education, and coordinated response — so fewer people ever need to reach a crisis line.
How to connect with prevention services.
Request a Speaker or Training
Call Staci Wilson at 334-428-5044 or complete the Speakers Bureau Request Form online. At least two weeks' notice is preferred, though we respond quickly to incident-related needs. No charge for presentations.
Schedule a Training
Connect with our Prevention team to schedule Mental Health First Aid, QPR Gatekeeper training, or an ASIST workshop for your school, organization, or workplace.
Join the Network
Partner agencies and community organizations can connect with our Crisis Response Network to coordinate rapid, unified responses to behavioral health crises in our community.
Serving Butler, Coffee, Covington, and Crenshaw counties
We protect our
community together.
Whether you want to request a free presentation, schedule a training, or learn more about our Crisis Response Network — your involvement strengthens our community for everyone.