Because crisis moments need more than good intentions.

Crisis Care Solutions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization equipping churches, chaplains, ministry leaders, and communities with practical tools for crisis intervention, disaster response, and compassionate care.

People turn to trusted leaders when crisis happens.

Pastors, ministry leaders, chaplains, and trusted members of the community are often among the first people called when someone is facing tragedy, trauma, or overwhelming stress.

They care deeply and want to help. But compassion and good intentions alone do not always prepare someone for the complexity of a crisis moment.

Crisis Care Solutions exists to help bridge that gap by equipping people with practical skills to listen, respond, and provide effective crisis care.

Strengthening Communities When Crisis Comes

PROJECT 700

Our goal is to equip 700 people with practical crisis intervention skills by the end of 2030—strengthening churches and communities with people prepared to care well when crisis comes. Project 700 is about building local capacity so that when someone faces crisis, trained and compassionate care is already close at hand.

CRISIS RESPONSE

Supporting churches and communities with compassionate crisis care, chaplaincy, and disaster response. Working alongside local leaders and existing response efforts, bringing crisis-informed resources and a caring presence where it is needed most. Our goal is to strengthen the capacity of churches and communities to care for people before, during, and after crisis.

TRAINING

Equipping churches, ministry leaders, chaplains, and community responders with practical, evidence-informed skills to care for people experiencing crisis. We believe cost should not be the barrier that prevents someone from becoming better prepared to care for people in crisis. Scholarship assistance is available when funding permits.

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When crisis strikes a community, the local church is often already there.

Project 700 is a Crisis Care Solutions initiative with a vision to equip pastors and lay leaders with practical crisis intervention skills so churches are better prepared to care for people in moments of crisis.

The goal is simple: help churches identify and equip two people who can respond with compassion, confidence, and practical crisis care skills.

WHO ARE YOUR TWO?

Project 700

700 RESPONDERS. APPROXIMATELY 350 CHURCHES. TWO TRAINED PEOPLE IN EVERY CHURCH.

When Crisis Happens, Presence Matters

Crisis Care Solutions supports churches, communities, and ministry leaders when critical incidents and disasters create needs beyond the ordinary. Through chaplaincy, crisis intervention, and disaster response support, we come alongside local leaders and existing response efforts to provide a compassionate, crisis-informed presence during difficult moments.

Our approach is built around partnership—not replacing the people already serving a community, but strengthening their ability to care for those affected. Whether responding to a critical incident, supporting those impacted by disaster, or helping a church navigate an unexpected crisis, our focus is helping people receive thoughtful, practical care when they need it most.

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Equipping People Before the Crisis Happens

Training helps participants develop practical skills for supporting people experiencing crisis, trauma, grief, and critical incidents.

Revenue from our training programs also helps support the broader mission of Crisis Care Solutions, including expanding access to crisis intervention training and strengthening crisis-care capacity in churches and communities.

Group Crisis Intervention (GCI)

Virtual via Zoom

Nov 9-10, 2026 8:30am-5:00pm EST

Crisis Informed Peer Para Counseling

Virtual via Zoom

Nov 12-13, 2026 8:30am-5:00pm EST

Assisting Individuals in Crisis (AIC)

Virtual via Zoom

Nov 16-17, 2026 8:30am-5:00pm EST

Crisis Care Solutions works with churches, ministries, chaplain teams, and organizations to make practical crisis intervention training more accessible.

If you have a group of leaders or responders who need training, we may be able to coordinate a dedicated course date, bring training directly to your organization, or offer reduced group rates based on the size and needs of your group.

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Need crisis intervention training for your team?

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Help equip people to care well when crisis comes.

Your generosity helps Crisis Care Solutions expand crisis intervention training, assist churches and ministry leaders, support crisis and disaster response efforts, and develop initiatives like Project 700.

Together, we can help prepare more people to respond with practical skills and compassionate care when others are facing some of life's most difficult moments.

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Crisis Care Solutions Inc is a 501(c)3 public charity. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Built from experience in the moments that matter most.

Crisis Care Solutions grew from years of ministry, chaplaincy, disaster response, and crisis intervention experience. Founder and President Jason Libby has served communities and ministry leaders in the aftermath of disasters and critical incidents and has seen firsthand the difference trained, compassionate care can make.

As an Assemblies of God U.S. Missionary Chaplain and crisis intervention instructor, Jason's work has increasingly focused on one question that Crisis Care Solutions was created to help answer:

How do we better prepare the people who will be there when crisis comes?

Whether you serve a church, ministry, chaplain team, or community, practical crisis intervention skills can help you care with greater confidence when crisis comes.

Be prepared for the moment someone needs YOU.