Magellan Health Provides Free Counseling Services and Referrals to Local Community Resources to Individuals after Flooding in Hawai’i
Counseling and resources available free-of-charge to local community
The toll-free number to access free, confidential counseling services is 1-800-327-7451.
Magellan will provide free, confidential counseling services and other resources, such as referrals to local non-profit organizations, shelters and additional community-based support to assist individuals in Hawai’i as they work to cope with the feelings of fear, sadness, anger and hopelessness related to these kinds of natural disasters.
In addition, tip sheets with resources specific to flooding and steps towards recovery can be found on Magellan Health’s website.
- How to prepare for a flood
- Trauma in the community
- Recognizing and reducing anxiety in times of crisis
- Reactions to traumatic events
- Responding to children and youth after traumatic events
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