The Crisis Intervention Team Inc. (CIT Inc.) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), organization founded by a detective and a physician to help avoid and minimize crisis through various, innovative programs focused on raising community standards around behavioral health and crisis intervention.
Our slogan of "People-Provider-Public Safety" represents our efforts of bridging the gaps between public safety, health care, families and those living with mental illness.
We are advocates for the Crisis Intervention Team model in communities and strive to enhance programs that are established and beginning. We believe in an open collaboration with all parties to bring together communities to better the lives of the people living there.
Our work and programs are volunteer run and made possible by community support and donations.
Are you interesting in what is currently going on in the behavioral health, law enforcement, and crisis intervention world? Check out our twitter feed below for links to current news stories to keep you and your organization in the know and like us on Facebook.
Our slogan of "People-Provider-Public Safety" represents our efforts of bridging the gaps between public safety, health care, families and those living with mental illness.
We are advocates for the Crisis Intervention Team model in communities and strive to enhance programs that are established and beginning. We believe in an open collaboration with all parties to bring together communities to better the lives of the people living there.
Our work and programs are volunteer run and made possible by community support and donations.
Are you interesting in what is currently going on in the behavioral health, law enforcement, and crisis intervention world? Check out our twitter feed below for links to current news stories to keep you and your organization in the know and like us on Facebook.
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Programs
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The CIT ECHO is a collaboration with UNM’s Project ECHO and the Albuquerque Police Department to bring specialty training, support, and knowledge in CIT policing and mental health to front line law enforcement personnel.
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