Boys Town
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 448-3000 · more numbers below
Boys Town is a national nonprofit that helps kids, teens, and families. Its National Hotline is open every day, all day and night, by phone, text, chat, or email, for anyone in crisis or who needs advice. It is free, and it is not based in Atlanta, but people in Georgia can use it.
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What they offer 7
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Boys Town National HotlineService
A free, 24/7 crisis and referral line for kids, teens, and parents, by phone, text, chat, or email.
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Boys Town ParentingService
This free online resource gives parents and caregivers practical help and tips for raising children. It is for adults, young adults, seniors, parents, and caregivers of children of all ages.
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Email a CounselorService
Youth and parents can email Boys Town counselors and usually receive a response within 48 hours.
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Parenting guidance resourcesService
Online parenting advice and tips from Boys Town at parenting.org.
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Parenting.org ResourcesProgram
Boys Town offers parenting articles, videos, Q&A, downloadable tools, and free email series for common parenting challenges.
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Text SupportService
Pre-teens, teens, and young adults can text with a counselor for help during difficult situations.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
Your Life Your VoiceProgram
A Boys Town youth support website with ways to get help, Q&A, coping tips, tools, videos, and a mood-tracking app.
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