Crisis Support

Learn More About Mental Health

Mental Health Education and Advocacy

Visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness
Visit Mental Health America

Homelessness

Visit the National Coalition for the Homeless

National Policy and Advocacy

Visit KFF
Visit The Kennedy Forum
How are you, really?

LGBTQ+ Youth

Visit The Trevor Project

Domestic Violence

Visit The National Domestic Violence Hotline

Social Isolation and Loneliness

Visit the Foundation for Social Connection

Testimonials

Let's Talk About Mental Health
It Gets Better

Finding Long-Term Clinical Support

  • Not sure how to start looking for a mental health provider?

    Read this brief step-by-step article from NAMI or this expanded article from MHA.

  • Psychology Today

    Find a licensed mental health counselor by searching on psychologytoday.com

  • Find Recovery Now

    Find treatment for addiction, eating disorders, and mental health conditions by searching findrecoverynow.org

  • Detox Local

    Find a safe place to detox by searching on detoxlocal.com

  • National Eating Disorders Association

    Find a clinician near you by looking around at map.nationaleatingdisorders.org/#treatment

  • Health Care for Unhoused Individuals

    If you are unhoused and need physical health care services, search for services at: careeronestop.org/LocalHelp

  • Affordable Health Care

    Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) offer affordable health care services no matter your insurance status or income. Find your nearest FQHC at: findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov

  • Domestic Violence Providers

    Find providers specializing in domestic violence by visiting thehotline.org

Finding Supportive Services

  • Affordable Health Care

    Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) offer affordable health care services no matter your insurance status or income. Find your nearest FQHC at: findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov

  • Health Care for Unhoused Individuals

    If you are unhoused and need physical health care services, search for services at: careeronestop.org/LocalHelp

  • Department of Housing and Urban Development

    Connect with your local Housing and Urban Development (HUD) homeless assistance service provider at: hudexchange.info

  • Federal and State Food Programs

    The Women Infants and Children (WIC) program supports some young families. Check your eligibility here.

    The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides nutrition to millions of low-income Americans. To find your local SNAP, call 1(800)221-5689 or find your state contact.

  • Free Dental Care

    America’s Dentists Care Foundation (ADCF) hosts free clinics across the country.

    Many dental schools offer free services for community members to help train dentists in training. Find your nearest dental school at: asdanet.org

Partner Clinical Organizations

  • Give An Hour

    Give an Hour’s Approach

    We all need mental health support in our lives, yet there is only 1 mental health professional for every 340 people in need of mental health services. Those affected by human-made trauma face additional disparities that hinder access to quality services.

    At Give an Hour, our innovative approach is individualized, responsive and informed, enabling us to be at the forefront of customized mental health care. For life.

    Give An Hour’s Focus Populations

    Victims of financial fraud

    District of Columbia residents who have experienced interpersonal violence and crime

    People who have been involved in the justice system

    Military service members, veterans, and their families

    People living with a rare disease and their loved ones

  • Asian Mental Health Collective

    The Asian Mental Health Collective was founded in 2020 by community members who have lived with mental illness, therapists, and advocates. It began with a viral Facebook group and in-person meetups for Asians to talk openly about their feelings. We broke barriers by creating the first and largest Asian therapist directory. We also hosted the first online Asian Mental Health Conference. Over the years, we’ve inspired tens of thousands of people to join the conversation. 

    While the organization has evolved, AMHC is still all about community. We build online spaces for folks looking to connect, share, and learn about the intersections of mental health and Asian identity.

    We also know that, for most of us, Asian identity is complex. Though we’re all Asian in the diaspora, we have varied cultures, languages, backgrounds, and traditions. Our differences interweave to create a strong and diverse community.

    We want mental health care that acknowledges and understands these identities, rather than erases them. We offer free therapy, support groups, and learning communities that do just that.

    Whether you’re just beginning your mental health journey, or are well on your way, this space (and community) is for you.

  • Ohana Preservation Foundation

    Ohana Preservation Foundation’s mission is to serve vulnerable children, their families, and caregivers through individual/small group counseling and mental wellness programs that incorporate equine-assisted activities, horticulture, and expressive arts.

    On our 81-acre farm, we have found that many are able to build trust and love through animals and find healing amongst nature, instead of a traditional office setting.

    Ohana offers four Individual Counseling Partnerships

    Personalized Counseling – Professional support tailored to your needs

    Healing Through Nature – Outdoor sessions that promote calm and clarity

    Expressive Therapies – Express emotions through artistic outlets

    Animal-Assisted Support – Experience the soothing presence of animals in therapy