Everyone faces challenges, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. Whether you’re experiencing a crisis or looking for ways to support someone else, help is available. MindHub provides direct access to crisis prevention resources, mental health support, and emergency contacts—so you can find the help you need, when you need it.
If you or someone you know at school is in distress, call one of the emergency contacts listed here and reach out to a trusted teacher, counselor, or administrator for immediate support.
24/7 Mental Health & Crisis Support
Madera County Behavioral Health Crisis Line
Call: 1 (559) 395-0451
Call Toll-Free: 1 (888) 275-9779
At Madera Unified School District, the safety and well-being of our students and staff are a top priority. The Department of Health & Wellness plays a key role in ensuring that students, families, and staff have access to the support they need during times of crisis. Working in collaboration with other departments, our team helps coordinate crisis response efforts across campuses, ensuring that each situation is handled appropriately based on the student’s needs.
Our approach follows a structured, tiered framework designed to provide the right level of intervention at the right time. When a crisis occurs, we connect students with immediate resources while also working to implement long-term strategies that promote mental health and well-being. Our crisis response protocols are designed to provide immediate support and intervention when a student is in distress.
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School counselors, administrators, and crisis response teams are trained to assess situations and connect students to the appropriate resources.
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If a student needs ongoing support, staff members can initiate referrals to behavioral health professionals within the district or external partners.
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Madera Unified School District works closely with Madera County Behavioral Health, local law enforcement, and other organizations to provide appropriate crisis intervention and follow-up care.
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In cases where students experience ongoing mental health challenges, school staff can work with families to develop personalized safety plans and connect them to long-term resources.
Whether you’re in crisis or supporting someone who is, these trusted resources offer direct, immediate access to mental health support, crisis intervention, and guidance when you need it most.
Madera County Behavioral Health Crisis Line
24/7 Mental Health Crisis Support
Central California Suicide Prevention Hotline
Confidential Suicide Prevention Support
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
24/7 Support for Mental Health, Suicidal Thoughts, or Emotional Distress
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline
Mental Health Support and Guidance
SAMHSA National Helpline
Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment Referrals
Recognizing the warning signs of a mental health crisis can help prevent harm and connect someone with the support they need. While every individual is different, these common signs may indicate that someone is struggling and needs immediate attention.
If you notice any of these warning signs in yourself or someone else, reach out for help immediately. Crisis resources are available 24/7 to provide support and guidance.
Explore resources to help with care and rebuilding of mental well-being following a crisis.
