(UCMHT) Unarmed Crises Teams, what do they do

(UCMHT) Unarmed Crises Teams, what do they do:

Generally, unarmed crisis teams or crisis intervention teams are specialized units or groups of professionals trained to respond to various types of crises, including mental health crises, domestic disputes, or other non-violent situations that do not require an armed law enforcement response. These teams typically include professionals such as social workers, mental health professionals, and crisis negotiators who are trained to de-escalate situations, provide support, and connect individuals in crisis with appropriate resources and services.

I would recommend checking more recent sources or contacting local authorities or organizations in your area for up-to-date information on their roles, responsibilities, and activities.

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