Crisis centers are facilities designed to provide immediate support and assistance to individuals experiencing emotional distress or crises. They offer a safe space where people can receive counseling, resources, and guidance from trained professionals. These centers often operate 24/7 and can help with various issues, including mental health emergencies, substance abuse, and domestic violence. Many crisis centers also provide hotlines, allowing individuals to reach out for help anonymously and confidentially. They may collaborate with local organizations, such as hospitals, law enforcement, and community services, to ensure comprehensive care and support for those in need.