Offers peer support to adults through phone call or text messaging.

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

Offers a free and confidential helpline in partnership with the School District of Philadelphia as a resource for students and caregivers. Offers grief and loss support, emotional support, and counseling. Provides dedicated service hours for grieving Spanish speakers and LGBTQ2+ youth. Interpretation line supports over 150 different language needs.

Offers supportive conversation to each caller. Warmline staff are not therapists or counselors.

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.

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

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.

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.

855-852-8336 (Teen Talk Line) or 484-362-9515 (Teen Text Line) – 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 (Teen Talk Line) or 484-362-9515 (Teen Text Line) – 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

Assists parents in conflict whether still married or parenting apart and dealing with problems such as visitation, custody, child support or fear of child abduction. Services are free and include parenting skill building, conflict resolution, information and referral and mediation when appropriate.

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.

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

Provides a telephone support line where the caller is able to talk to trained peers that can listen to concerns and offer support. All calls will remain confidential except in cases that require crisis intervention.

Provides call-in service/peer support to individuals with mental illness, their families, and friends. Anyone calling the Warmline will have the opportunity to discuss problems, access resources, or just have someone to talk to.

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

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

Provides health and human service Information and referral to services, agencies, support groups, and hotlines. CONTACT Altoona helpline volunteers also find solutions for a variety of problems including but not limited to crisis situations, drug and alcohol problems, illness or disability, grief, loneliness, or depression.

Offers a information & referral helpline provides connections to community resources, intake for WRC programs and services, and important data on the evolving needs of the women who reach out to WRC for assistance.

Trained professionals provide support, assessment, and referral for the following: - Aging problems - Depression - Domestic violence - Drug and alcohol problems - Mental health or mental retardation problems - Parent/child conflicts - Sexual assault - Suicidal thoughts or actions In addition, callers can receive up-to-date information on agencies and support groups which are designed to meet various needs. Provides in person crisis and mobile crisis services.

Provides crisis services for individuals experiencing psychiatric and/or drug/alcohol emergencies.

Offers a confidential phone line for individuals to speak one-on-one with certified peer specialists who identify as individuals in recovery from mental health challenges and who bring their life experience to each call. This is not a crisis line.

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

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

Provides listening services to anyone who needs it. Offers a variety of listening formats based on preference, such as via phone, zoom, email, or in-person.

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