453 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
PTSD Foundation of America helps combat veterans and their families deal with PTSD and the unseen wounds of war. It runs Camp Hope in Houston, a free 6-to-9-month housing and recovery program, plus virtual navigation, support groups, peer mentoring, crisis support, and outreach chapters.
8 services
San Francisco Suicide Prevention is a crisis support program of Felton Institute. It runs 24/7 phone and text lines for people in emotional crisis, people worried about suicide, people living with HIV/AIDS, and people dealing with substance use or relapse concerns.
10 services
TAPS is a national nonprofit for people grieving the death of a military or veteran loved one. They help by phone 24/7, connect survivors with peer support, grief resources, counseling referrals, casework help, youth programs, and education support.
9 services
Teen Line is a teen-to-teen support line for young people up to age 19. Trained teen listeners help by phone, text, and email with stress, depression, suicidal thoughts, bullying, family problems, identity questions, and other hard issues. It is based in Los Angeles and serves teens by phone, text, and online, not from an Atlanta office.
6 services
NAMI Georgia is the Georgia state organization of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. They help people affected by mental health conditions through free support groups, classes, presentations, advocacy, a weekday helpline, and referrals to local NAMI groups across Georgia.
10 services
The Steve Fund is a national nonprofit focused on mental health and emotional well-being for young people of color. It helps through a 24/7 crisis text keyword, campus and workplace programs, workshops, consulting, research, and online resources.
5 services
Claratel Behavioral Health is the public nonprofit behavioral health provider formerly known as DeKalb Community Service Board. They help people in DeKalb County with mental health care, crisis care, substance use treatment, developmental disability services, case management, residential supports, and job support.
10 services
The Wounded Blue is a national nonprofit that helps law enforcement officers who are injured or disabled in the line of duty, including mental and emotional injuries. They offer confidential peer support, help finding benefits and resources, referrals, training, advocacy, and a 24/7 phone/text support line.
6 services
The Wildflower Alliance is a peer support, advocacy, and training group based in Western Massachusetts. It helps people who have lived through mental health struggles, trauma, homelessness, substance use, or other hard life experiences through a warmline, online support, groups, respite, advocacy, and community programs.
12 services
Trans Lifeline is a trans-led nonprofit that supports trans and questioning people by phone. Its hotline connects callers with trans and nonbinary peer operators for crisis and non-crisis support, and it also shares resources and ID-change information.
7 services
Pathways2Life helps teens, young adults, parents, schools, and communities prevent and respond to substance use and other risky behavior. They offer school prevention education, brief crisis intervention, student support groups, and community coalition work in the Atlanta area.
4 services
Project Cuddle is a California-based nonprofit that helps pregnant girls and women across the United States and Canada when they are scared, hiding a pregnancy, or thinking about leaving a baby. They offer a free, confidential 24-hour hotline, explain safe surrender and adoption options, and help connect callers with shelter, medical care, emotional support, and pre-approved rescue families.
6 services
Atlanta Victim Assistance, Inc. helps people in Atlanta who have been hurt by crime. Their advocates help with safety planning, court support, crisis help, victim compensation applications, referrals, support groups, school programs, and basic items like clothing, food, and toiletries.
Downtown13 services
Stop Soldier Suicide is a national nonprofit that helps U.S. veterans and service members who may be at risk of suicide. Its ROGER service offers free, confidential virtual counseling, crisis intervention, safety planning, and help finding other resources.
4 services
Never Use Alone is a national overdose response hotline for people who are using drugs alone. A trained volunteer stays on the phone, asks for the caller's location, and calls EMS if the caller stops responding.
4 services
Center for Suicide Awareness is a Wisconsin nonprofit that offers suicide prevention, emotional support, training, and community programs. Its HOPELINE text service is free and open 24/7 to anyone in the United States who needs someone to talk to.
12 services
The Objective Zero Foundation is a tech nonprofit that helps prevent suicide in the military and veteran community. Its free app connects service members, veterans, family members, and caregivers with trained peer supporters by text, voice, or video, and also shares mental health and wellness resources.
6 services
Next Rung helps firefighters and first responders with mental health support. They offer free peer support by text, phone, email, social media, Skype, or FaceTime, and they help people find counseling or inpatient treatment when needed.
6 services
The Network/La Red is a survivor-led group based in Boston that helps LGBTQ+, kink, and polyamorous people who are being hurt or controlled by a partner. They offer a free 24-hour hotline, safety planning, support groups, individual advocacy, and housing help for survivors.
9 services
DeKalb Community Service Board now does business as Claratel Behavioral Health. It helps people in DeKalb County with mental health care, crisis help, substance use treatment, developmental disability services, and some residential support.
11 services
