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Ogle County Community Mental Health 708 Board

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What is the Ogle County Community Mental Health 708 Board?

From the 708 Board Website:
​Funding mental health services to the residents of Ogle County since 1969. 
The services being rendered by our non-profit funded agencies are effective, efficient, and comprehensive. In every case, the agencies are licensed, certified, and accredited by all appropriate regulatory bodies; meeting or exceeding all standards. The goal of these services is to provide cost effective care that will frequently lead to greater independence and productivity.

The Ogle County Community Mental health Board funds in-part, Ogle County operations and staff that provide all of our essential free and confidential services to Ogle County community members. 


​To learn more about the Ogle County Community Mental Health 708 Board, CLICK HERE.

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United Way of Boone County
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RSAC is a registered 501(c)(3)
RSAC has been serving the Winnebago, Boone and Ogle County areas for over 35 years. Click here to learn more about our mission to help end sexual violence.
About us
RSAC serves all individuals regardless of race, gender, religion, class or sexual orientation.

If you are in need of a reasonable accommodation, please reach out to
RSAC Executive Director,
Erica Engler at 815-636-9811.
RSAC provides 5 essential services in all 3 counties. Click on what you are interested in learning more about.
counseling services
Crisis services
medical & Legal advocacy
prevention education
professional education
If you are in crisis, call our hotline. It is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Or call us to learn more about how you can become a volunteer.
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Contact
    • Resources >
      • For Survivors >
        • Sexual Abuse Facts
        • What to Do
        • Coping Skills
        • How to Help a Friend
      • For Caregivers >
        • Social Media Safety
        • Talking To Your Children
        • Resource Book for Caregivers
      • For Teens >
        • Internet Safety Tips
      • Coping Skills >
        • Coping Skills- Children
        • Coping Skills- Adult
        • Coping Skills- Teens
    • Volunteer Opportunities >
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    • Career Opportunities
  • Services
    • Counseling Services
    • Crisis Intervention
    • Prevention Education
    • Professional Education
    • Medical & Legal Advocacy
    • Servicios en Español
  • Events
    • Dispelling the Darkness 2025
    • Dispelling the Darkness 2024
    • SAAM >
      • #SAAM 2024
  • Funding & Support
    • Raising Up Survivors
    • Just Like Jamie