Calls reach whoever is on duty
The group’s number rings the people on duty, right on their own phones. If nobody is on duty, the caller reaches voicemail.
Sobercall will give an addiction recovery group a phone number people can call or text, answered by the members of the group who are on duty.
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The group’s number rings the people on duty, right on their own phones. If nobody is on duty, the caller reaches voicemail.
Someone who texts gets an automatic reply, and the people on duty get an alert. They answer from a chat page on their phone, so their own numbers stay private.
A group’s admins set one weekly schedule. Whoever is on duty gets both the calls and the text alerts.
When nobody is on duty, the text reply and the voicemail greeting always include 988 and 911.
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