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Donate to Plymouth County CISM. Keep peer support free.

Every debriefing, every QPR class and every 2 a.m. phone call is delivered by volunteers at no cost to responders or their families. When you donate to Plymouth County CISM, your gift covers training, materials and response costs across the county.

PCCISM Platinum Supporter Recognition Award plaque

What happens when you donate to Plymouth County CISM

  • First, it trains new peer supporters in nationally recognized crisis-intervention curricula.
  • It also puts QPR suicide-prevention training in stations, dispatch centers and hospitals at no charge.
  • In addition, it covers printed resources, wristbands and family handouts left behind after every response.
  • Above all, it keeps the 24/7 line answered by a peer who gets it.
Plymouth County CISM volunteers at a community outreach table during a harbor-town summer fair

Thank you

Our supporters make this possible

From Platinum Supporters like Michael Freiberger and Kristine Uhlman of MF Landscape & Design and Luxury Pools by MF, to every cornhole team, raffle buyer and food truck that showed up at Ellis Haven — thank you. Because of you, a firefighter, officer, dispatcher or nurse in Plymouth County can pick up the phone tonight and reach a peer for free. If you can, donate to Plymouth County CISM today.

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Questions about giving? We’d love to talk.

Reach out about sponsorships, in-kind donations, or hosting a fundraiser for the team. Either way, thank you.

(781) 983-4565

24 hours a day · 7 days a week · Peer-to-peer

Three ways to reach us

Call the team(781) 983-4565 · 24/7 Email for scheduled servicesplymouthcountycism@gmail.com Request a debriefing or trainingWe follow up within one business day
In crisis right now? Call or text 988 — the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.