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Provides support for individuals with mental health struggles and their families. All phone calls received are kept confidential and callers may remain anonymous.

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Provides a single point of contact for all coordinated entry housing and shelter needs. Completes intake for services and provides referrals for appropriate housing resources.

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Provides telephone support, answers emails, and responds to online form submissions. Offers support topics such as current epilepsy treatments and alternative therapies, medication questions, support groups, seizure first aid and safety devices, employment and discrimination, emotional support, Epilepsy Foundation local offices, and Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).

Pennsylvania 211

Provides a confidential telephone helpline service to assist with severe mental health issues, financial concerns, family issues, or simply a desire to be heard.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides a support line for emergency service personnel who are coping with anxiety, fear, and stress.

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Provides short-term counseling and crisis intervention to children and families experiencing any type of difficulty in their lives. Helps teens and parents with suicide prevention, depression, school issues, parenting troubles, runaways, relationship problems, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, chemical dependency, and anger.

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Warm Line is a confidential, one-on-one telephone support service staffed by individuals who are in recovery and understand the needs of their peers.

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Partnered with United Way of Wyoming Valley to offer a warm line for caregivers who simply need to talk/vent or need parenting advice. Also offers specialized information and referrals for families.

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Offers information about and contact links to crisis hotlines, a crisis text line, and a non-emergency talkline.

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Provides telephone service for people who need emotional support, help with problem solving, or information and referral.

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Provides callers with mental health resources, information on NAMI programs, and more.

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Provides a free, confidential phone service. Call to speak one-on-one with a certified peer specialist. This is not a crisis line, but a safe place to discuss problems, talk about individuals day, or ask questions related to recovery and wellness strategies.

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Provides immediate assistance, guidance, support, and advice to persons experiencing an urgent mental health crisis 24/7.

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Offers peer support to teenagers through phone calling and text messaging. Connects with a fellow teen to discuss whatever is on your mind with absolutely no judgments. Whatever you need to talk about, you'll have someone who understands what you're going through because they're a teenager like you. There's no topic that's off limits because all calls are completely confidential and you can even remain anonymous.

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Provides free, confidential, and non-emergency support via phone and text for youth who are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, sad, or isolated.

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Provides education, advocacy, supports, and research to maximize the quality of life for those with brain injuries and their families. Offers a toll free Brain Injury Resource Line (BIRL). Brain STEPS school re-entry program provides training to educators and parents to make sure they understand the effects of brain injury, the resulting challenges, and the supports and interventions that will help students with brain injuries be successful in school.

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Provides confidential counseling, education, and referrals regarding HIV/AIDS including testing, prevention, and related care.

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Offers a telephone service for individuals to call and speak with a peer support worker. This is not a crisis line and workers are not equipped to handle emergency crisis calls.

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Offers a helpline for individuals with mental health conditions.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides a non-emergency peer support telephone service. Workers are trained to facilitate supportive conversations and to offer information and resources. All calls are confidential.

Pennsylvania 211

Provides support groups and a hotline for those who are affected by serious mental illness and their loved ones.

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Provides non-judgmental, caring listening provided by trained volunteers.

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Offers a community collaborative committed to preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), healing trauma, and promoting resilience.

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Provides a helpline for those who are struggling or know someone who is struggling with hate, anger, conspiratorial thoughts, isolation from family/friends, and low self-esteem to mitigate violent extremism.

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855-852-8336 (call) or 484-362-9515 (Text) – Daily 3-7pm Our Teen Talk Line provides free live call and text lines (warm lines) where teens can speak anonymously with a teen volunteer or young adult certified peer specialist about any issues or problems without fear of judgment. The teens and young adults answering our lines have their own lived experiences and can provide an empathetic, listening ear to any issue you may be facing. 855-852-8336 (Call) or 484-362-9515 (Text) – Daily 3-7pm Within Teen Talk Line, there is also an opportunity for youth to volunteer to support their peers. We know that high school environments are enhanced when students support one another. Volunteers are coached in fielding supportive conversations that lead to connection, growth, comfort, and friendship. Our student volunteers grow in empathy for others, as well as in skills in managing conversations about mental health

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