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Resous Byennèt Mantal

Nan Dispatch to Discipleship Ministries, nou kwè chak moun fèt pòtre Bondye epi yo merite swen, diyite, ak espwa. Nou ankouraje nenpòt moun ki gen strès, lapenn, chòk, enkyetid, depresyon, oswa fatig pou chèche èd san wont. Lapriyè ak Lekriti Sent yo puisan, epi Bondye bay èd tou atravè konseye saj, doktè, lidè ou ka fè konfyans, ak yon kominote ki bay sipò.


Nou pa yon founisè konsèy ki gen lisans, men nou ka ede w fè yon lòt pa nan direksyon sipò. Si w an danje imedya oswa w ap panse fè tèt ou mal, rele 911 oswa 988 kounye a. Ou pa poukont ou.

Here are trusted U.S. mental-wellness resources for first responders and veterans (crisis + ongoing care). If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.

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24/7 crisis support (anyone)

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  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call/text 988 (chat also available). 988 Lifeline

  • Crisis Text Line — text HOME to 741741 (24/7). Crisis Text Line

  • SAMHSA National Helpline (mental health + substance use treatment referrals) — 1-800-662-HELP (4357) (24/7). SAMHSA

  • SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline (crisis counseling for distress related to disasters/trauma events) — call/text 1-800-985-5990. SAMHSA

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First Responder–specific support

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  • Safe Call Now (first responder crisis support) — (206) 459-3020. Safe Call Now

  • Fire/EMS Helpline (Share the Load / NVFC) — 1-888-731-FIRE (3473) (free/confidential, 24/7). National Volunteer Fire Council

  • NVFC First Responder Helpline (confidential help for responders & family; portal/app options). National Volunteer Fire Council

  • COPLINE (law enforcement peer hotline) — 1-800-267-5463 (24/7). CopLine

  • First Responder Support Network (FRSN) (peer support + trauma retreats). First Responder Support Network+1

  • The Code Green Campaign (first responder mental health resource database + advocacy). The Code Green Campaign+1

  • IAFF Center of Excellence (behavioral health treatment & recovery for fire service members). IAFF

  • Firefighter behavioral health resources (Fire Hero / NFFF resource area). Fire Hero+1

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Veteran–specific support

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  • Veterans Crisis Line — dial 988 then Press 1, or text 838255, or chat online. Veterans Crisis Line+2Veterans Crisis Line+2

  • VA Mental Health Services (VA.gov) — info and pathways to care (peer support, therapy, medication, etc.). Veterans Affairs

  • Vet Centers (VA) — confidential counseling for veterans/service members and families in a non-medical setting. vetcenter.va.gov+1

  • Cohen Veterans Network (clinics + telehealth for post-9/11 veterans, guard/reserve, and family). Cohen Veterans Network+1

  • Give an Hour (no-cost mental health care for military/veterans and loved ones in many cases). Give an Hour

  • Stop Soldier Suicide – ROGER Wellness Service (virtual counseling, crisis intervention, safety planning). Stop Soldier Suicide+1

  • The Headstrong Project (stigma-free PTSD/trauma-focused outpatient care for veterans). The Headstrong Project+1

  • Wounded Warrior Project – Mental Wellness (screening + referral to no-cost programs/services). Wounded Warrior Project

  • Boulder Crest Foundation (free programs for military, veterans, first responders, and families). Boulder Crest Foundation

  • Military OneSource (active duty & families; confidential counseling) — 800-342-9647. Military OneSource+1

  • TAPS Survivor Helpline (grief support after a military loss) — 800-959-TAPS (8277) (24/7). TAPS+1

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Find local help (therapy, counseling, rehab, support groups)

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  • Call 211 (United Way) — confidential help finding local mental health services/resources. 211

  • FindTreatment.gov (SAMHSA) — locator for mental health/substance use treatment. FindTreatment.gov

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Family & caregiver support (especially for veterans)

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  • NAMI HelpLine (info + support) — 800-950-6264 (weekdays). NAMI+1

  • NAMI Homefront (free education program for families/caregivers of service members & veterans). NAMI

Byennèt Premye Sekouris
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