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Welcome to Get Support Together, a mental health resource directory designed to connect you with the full spectrum of care — from grief support groups to youth empowerment programs to psychiatric crisis resources. Our goal is to meet you where you are by helping you find therapeutic options, mental health programming, resource centers, respite care, and more — in your own community.
Our Mission
To respond to the mental health crisis of our time with action, compassion, and clarity. Get Support Together will create and maintain a living, inclusive, and ever-growing directory that connects people to the right care - whether it is community programs, therapy, psychiatry, support groups, or crisis resources. We are here to empower individuals to make informed choices, reduce barriers to access, and bring hope back into the process of healing.
Our Purpose
To stand for humanity in the face of a mental health epidemic.
To transform confusion into clarity, isolation into community, and despair into possibility.
To remind every person searching for mental health help that they are not alone—and that the right support can be found.
We exist because getting mental health care shouldn’t be this hard.
Too many people are lost in waitlists, referrals, or crisis rooms when what they need is access, options, and dignity. Get Support Together was built to close that gap.
Mental Health Resources Available
What is a mental health treatment provider?
Peer Support Specialists | Life Coaches | Therapists | Counselors | Social Workers | Clergy | Speech Therapists | Occupational Therapists | Psychologist | Psychiatry Physician's Assistants | Psychiatry Certified Nurse Practitioners, etc.
What is a mental health activity or program?
Equine Therapy | Sensory-Friendly Recreation Programs | Fitness for Mental Health | Retreats | Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) | Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) | Veteran Services | Incarceration Re-Entry Programs | Open Gym for Neurodiverse Individuals | Group Support, etc.
What are mental health crisis resources?
Mental Health Trained Police Officers | Emergency Shelters | Call, Text, or Chat Support Lines (by community or concern) | In-Home Interventionists | On Demand Peer Support Specialists | Psychiatric Emergency Rooms | Direct Admit Stabilization Units, etc.
What are community resource centers?
Case Management | Housing Placement | Free Mental Health Services | Utility Bill Assistance | Food Pantry | Clothing Closet | Household Goods | Weatherization Assistance | Weather-Related Crisis Housing | Respite Centers | Child Care | Foster Child Goods & Services, etc.
What services from a non-profit organization?
Free or Reduced Cost Mental Health Counseling | Community Programming | Religious or Spiritual Guidance | Case Management | Connections to Community Resources | Respite Centers | Financial Support, etc.
What are mental health government offerings?
Medicaid-Only Services | National Hotlines | VA Services | Military OneSource | State Department of Mental Health Services | Early Serious Mental Illness | State Mental Health Hospitals | Federal or State Grant Funded Mental Health Care in Schools, etc.
What are collaborative living communities?
Sober Living Homes | Transitional Housing | Intentional Communities | Neurodivergent Housing | Eco-Villages | Recovery Residences | Re-entry Housing | Mental Health Recovery Housing | Youth Transition Homes | Faith-Based Recovery Homes, Veteran Supportive Communities | Creative or Artist-Centered Co-Living, etc.
What are mental health treatment facilities?
In-Patient Units at Medical Hospitals | Residential Treatment Centers | Substance Abuse Centers | Detox Facilities | State Mental Health Hospitals | Therapeutic Boarding Schools | Wilderness Recovery Programs, etc.
Are you or someone you care about in a
Mental Health Crisis?
24/7 Hotlines:
SAMHSA's National Helpline: (800) 662-HELP
National Human Trafficking Hotline: (888) 373-7888 or text BE FREE (233-733)
Trevor Project for Struggling LBGTQ+ Young People Hotline: (866) 488-7386
Call 911
Soon our national crisis resource directory will be available. Until then, check local resources for more mental health crisis intervention services.
