If you or someone you love needs help with mental health, addiction, or crisis support, start here.

If you are trying to get help, you are in the right place.

You do not have to fix everything today.

Just take one step.

Fulton County has a few places that can help.

If you need help right now call or text 988.

A trained person will talk with you right away.

They will listen and help you decide what to do next.

If needed, they can contact the 4C crisis team to come help in person.

4C Crisis Line

📞 800-552-3106

You can call any time.

Emergency

If you feel unsafe, call 911 or go to Woodlawn Hospital ER.

The ER will make sure you are physically safe first.

If the problem involves mental health or addiction, they will call 4C staff to help.

4C Health
(Mental Health & Addiction Treatment)

4C Health provides most of the mental health and addiction treatment in Fulton County.

They offer:

• counseling and therapy

• medication help

• addiction treatment

• crisis support

• case management

📞 574-722-5151

📍 401 E 8th St, Rochester

What Happens at 4C

Most people start with a first visit (evaluation).

At this visit, staff will ask about:

• what is going on in your life

• mental health or stress

• drug or alcohol use

• medications you take

After the evaluation, you will be scheduled for care.

Sometimes the next appointment can take about two weeks.

That wait time is common across the country, but it helps to know what to expect.

While you wait, many people attend support groups or visit the Cafe.

What to Bring (If You Have It)

Bring these if you can:

• photo ID

• insurance card

• list of medications

If you do not have these things, you can still ask for help.

Compassionate Health Center

The Compassionate Health Center helps adults in Fulton County who do not have health insurance.

They offer:

• basic health care

• help getting medications

• some lab tests

• health education

• mental health support

📞 574-223-6080

Clinic hours:

Tuesday — 9 AM to 4 PM
Thursday — 9 AM to 4 PM

The Support Cafe

The Support Cafe is a place to sit, talk, and figure out next steps.

You can:

• talk with someone who will listen

• learn about services

• meet others facing hard times

• attend recovery groups

A therapist is also available at some times.

📍 715 Main St, Rochester

Hours

Monday noon - 5 PM
Wednesday 10 AM to 6 PM
Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM

Many people start here because it is simple and welcoming.

Celebrate Recovery

Celebrate Recovery is a faith-based recovery group.

You do not need to belong to a church to attend.

There are no faith requirements.

Meetings usually include:

• a free dinner

• a short talk or story

• small group discussion

Celebrate Recovery meets:
Monday
📍 The Cross Church
100 W 3rd St, Rochester, IN
Dinner serves at 5 PM

Tuesday
📍 St John Lutheran Church
404 Jefferson St, Rochester, IN
Dinner serves at 5:30 PM

Beaman Home (Warsaw)

The Beaman Home helps women and families who are leaving unsafe or abusive homes.

They provide:

• emergency shelter

• food and basic needs

• safety planning and advocacy

• help working with courts and other services

The shelter and crisis line are open 24 hours a day.

📞 574-267-7701

Safety Comes First

If someone is escaping abuse or danger, the first goal is getting them safe.

You do not have to be sober to ask for help.
You do not have to have your mental health fully under control.

If someone also needs help with addiction or mental health, Beaman staff can help connect them with services such as counseling, treatment programs, or medical care.

The focus is safety first, then helping people take the next steps toward stability.

You Can Use More Than One Kind of Help

Many people use several kinds of support at the same time.

For example:

• someone may see a counselor at 4C

• attend CR or Celebrate Recovery

• visit the Support Cafe

• receive care at Compassionate Health Center

These programs work alongside each other.

You do not have to choose just one.

You can use the support that helps you most.

Help Outside Fulton County

If you need something different, there are many programs in nearby cities like South Bend, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and others.

There are many mental health and addiction treatment programs.

Most of these programs accept many insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare.

They all begin with a phone call. They will ask about you, what you want to do, your medical history and any insurance information.

If you need help with this, or want someone to sit with you while you call, the Cafe is happy to help.