WELCOME

Every day — a phone call away. A life crisis is never planned or scheduled. It comes suddenly, usually the accumulation of stressful circumstances. It might arrive in the form of heavy emotional pain, overwhelming sadness or a sense of hopelessness. It can result from big changes in life such as the loss of a loved one or a job, or from a seemingly endless series of smaller negative circumstances. The Crisis Center’s purpose is to provide a listening ear when the world seems to have tuned out; to offer help when none seems available, and referral to resources when they are most needed. We offer support for anyone who needs a lifeline to hope. Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, we answer the call.

APRIL is Child Abuse Awareness & Prevention Month

Please watch the interview with Exec Dir, Mike LaBonte conducted by Shelvia Dancy of ABC News 24.

Fox 13 News Call-4-Kids Interview

GMM: Mike Labonte: MyFoxMEMPHIS.com

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WHAT'S NEW

2012 New Volunteer Training and Orientation

The Crisis Center typically holds new volunteer training opportunities each month. 

The NEXT Training dates are Monday, April 2nd and Tuesday, April 3rd 6pm-9pm.

Email inquiries to volunteers@crisis7.org


MANDATORY In-Service Training,

Existing Volunteers, please RSVP ASAP to admin@crisis7.org for one of the following dates: 

Thursday, March 29th 12:00pm Lunch

Saturday, March 31st 10:00 am Brunch

Wednesday, April 4th 12:00pm  Lunch

Thursday, April 5th 6:00pm Dinner

Interview on Public Affairs Radio Show

Be sure and listen to the informative radio interview with the Mike LaBonte, executive director and Arnita Williams, leadership team of the Memphis Crisis Center with Tony Nichelson, Public Affairs Director of Cumulus-Memphis Radio Group Saturday April 7 and Sunday April 8th.

Newstalk 98.9 fm SAT 4/7
 5:00am
Newstalk 98.9 fm SUN 4/8
 5:00am
98.1 fm The MAX SUN 4/8
 7:00am
KIX 106 fm SUN 4/8
 11:00pm
Soul Classics 103.5 fm SUN 4/8
 12:00am Midnight
98.9 The Sunday News Source SUN 4/8
 12:00pm Noon
WORLD AIDS DAY DOESN'T END AT MIDNIGHT

Over the years, World AIDS Day has become a global phenomenon that has prompted massive media coverage, raised awareness, encouraged people to get involved and helped amplify the voices of those living with HIV/AIDS. Read more>

Call4Kids PSA

Call4Kids is an initiative of Memphis Mayor A C Wharton, Jr. and The Crisis Center in collaboration with local child service agencies. Initial funding has been provided by The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc.