Dedicated to Helping People Overcome Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Mental Health Issues
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Tri-County Help Center is a private, non-profit contract agency of the Mental Health and Recovery Board serving Belmont, Monroe, and Harrison counties in Ohio.
Here are some guidelines we are asking you to follow to keep everyone safe:
Here are some guidelines we are asking you to follow to keep everyone safe:
- Face coverings are required for all. If you don't have one, one will be provided for you.
- Please do not arrive more than 10 minutes before your appointment.
- Please do not bring any extra people or children with you to your appointment.
- All donated items have been put away, but are still available if you have a need. Please just ask a staff person for assistance.
- If you are experiencing cold-like symptoms, please stay home. Most services can be provided over the phone.
Call us to get your appointments scheduled.
Am I being abused?
Am I being abused?
It can be hard to tell whether what you’re experiencing is really abuse. Physical abuse is what most people think of when they hear the word “abuse”, but there’s a lot more to it.
Have I been sexually assaulted?
Have I been sexually assaulted?
Sexual assault includes much more than just rape, and one out of four women will be assaulted within their lifetime.
Am I being stalked?
Am I being stalked?
Stalking can make you feel fearful, depressed, helpless, and as though your life is out of control. It is a form of abuse, and its effects can be just as severe.
These problems are not your fault.
These problems are not your fault.
You did not do anything to provoke the attack against you. These acts are committed out of an attacker’s need to exert power and control, not out of love or desire.
At Tri-County Help Center, we are dedicated to helping people overcome domestic violence, sexual assault, and mental health issues. Our services are available in Belmont County, Monroe, and Harrison County in Ohio.
