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CHATLine

1-888-273-2361

CHATLine offers a well trained and experienced Family Support Partner with personal experience raising a child with behavioral issues who can help with connections to community services, negotiating different systems, or emotional support. The families can also call to request a face to face one on one Family Support Partner through the CHATLine.

* CHATLine hours of operation are 9:00 am—4:30 pm Monday through Friday. Calls received after hours will have the option of leaving a message and will receive a call back on the next business day.

* This CHATLine is not a crisis line. The CHATLine is a support line and referral service. In the event of a crisis—AFN staff will refer callers to emergency support services such as 911 or Resolve Crisis Network.

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