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Verified means a RiseAid volunteer confirmed hours and intake within 12 months. Everything else is source-seeded; call ahead.
SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referral for substance use and mental health. Finds local programs that take your insurance or none.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 for any mental health or substance use crisis. Available to anyone in any program.
Odyssey House of Utah
Adult residential and outpatient substance use treatment in Salt Lake City, including a residential program where parents keep their children with them and a criminal justice track. Free for low-income Salt Lake residents; takes in-network insurance and offers cash rates. Walk-in residential screening weekday mornings.
USARA — Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness
Utah's recovery community organization. Free, non-clinical peer recovery coaching and family support from staff who are in long-term recovery, delivered through six recovery community centers in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Price, Moab, and St. George. Now branded Utah Recovers.
Refugee & Immigrant Center — Asian Association of Utah
Utah's primary human trafficking victim services provider, alongside refugee resettlement, trauma-informed behavioral health for refugees, trafficking and domestic violence survivors, housing help, financial coaching, English classes, parenting classes (STEP offered in Spanish), interpreting, and youth mentoring. Downtown Salt Lake City office open weekdays.
Davis Behavioral Health
Davis County's public behavioral health provider with clinics in Layton, Bountiful, and Syracuse. Outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use treatment, medication-assisted therapy for opioid use, mental health outpatient and residential care, medication management, a crisis receiving center, and a 24-hour crisis line. Care is available regardless of ability to pay.
211 California
Network of county 211 call centers covering housing, food, utility help, health care, and mental health referrals across California. Use the Find Your 211 page to reach the center for your county, which can be called or texted.
Community Reentry Services, Division of Rehabilitative Programs
Runs CDCR's pre-release community programs, including the Male and Female Community Reentry Programs, which let eligible people serve the last 60 days to 32 months of a state prison sentence in a community facility with housing, employment, education, and recovery support. Placement is requested through your correctional counselor during annual review.
Union Rescue Mission
Skid Row mission offering emergency shelter, meals, showers, recovery and transitional programs for single adults and families with children; it does not turn away women, children, or families. Call the intake line or apply online before arriving.
Downtown Women's Center
Day center for women and survivors of violence on Skid Row with daily meals, showers, mail, case management, mental health care, a women's health clinic, and permanent supportive housing. No formal intake is needed to visit.
Anti-Recidivism Coalition
Membership organization for people coming home from incarceration in California, with case management, trauma-informed counseling, housing, education, job training, and mentorship. Fill out the member application online, then attend a weekday orientation at the LA or Sacramento office.
Homeboy Industries
Los Angeles program for formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated people offering free tattoo removal, GED and education classes, substance use referrals, limited legal help, workforce support, and court-mandated classes. Most services start by walking into the office during business hours.
La Casa de las Madres
San Francisco domestic violence agency with 24-hour adult and teen crisis lines, a text support line, emergency shelter, drop-in peer counseling, and permanent supportive housing services.
Sacramento Loaves & Fishes
Survival services campus for unhoused adults and children in Sacramento with a daily noon meal, showers and clothing, a women's daytime shelter, free mental health counseling, a legal clinic, and a jail visitation program that gives bus passes and toiletry kits after release.
WEAVE 24-Hour Support Line
Sacramento County's main crisis provider for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking, offering a 24-hour support line, safe shelter, safety planning, free group counseling, and legal services. No proof of address or police report is required.
The Spring of Tampa Bay
Hillsborough County's certified domestic violence center, offering a 24-hour hotline that takes calls and texts, emergency shelter, legal services, therapy and supportive services for survivors. A separate 24-hour TTY line serves Deaf and hard-of-hearing callers.
211 Tampa Bay Cares (First Contact)
Round-the-clock information and referral for the Tampa Bay region, including a Homeless Helpline, a sexual assault services line, emergency financial assistance for adults and the 988 crisis line. Call, text your ZIP code, or chat online.
Lotus House Women's Shelter
Shelter for women, youth and children experiencing homelessness in Miami, with meals, therapy, education and employment help on site. Youth and domestic violence survivors can contact Lotus House directly; everyone else is asked to go through the Miami Homeless Program first.
Selah Freedom
Florida-based anti-trafficking organization serving survivors of sex trafficking through street and jail outreach, a sex trade support group, case management, mentorship, a prostitution court diversion program and residential housing with wrap-around services.
CARES Warm Line
Peer-staffed call-or-text line for anyone in Georgia who wants to talk about substance use recovery without a crisis. The parent organization trains peer recovery coaches and supports a statewide network of Recovery Community Organizations, including centers in Atlanta, Savannah and Columbus.
Georgia Crisis and Access Line (GCAL)
The state's single number for mental health and addiction emergencies and for getting into publicly funded treatment. Counselors talk people through a crisis, send mobile crisis teams, locate open detox or crisis beds anywhere in Georgia, and book urgent appointments with state-funded providers.
Wellspring Living
Residential and community programs for women and girls recovering from sexual exploitation and trafficking in metro Atlanta, including the Receiving Hope Center for youth, a women's residential program, academies with GED prep and career pathways, and post-program support.
Georgia Cares
Statewide referral point for children and teens believed to be victims of commercial sexual exploitation. Caregivers, caseworkers and youth themselves can call to be connected with treatment and advocacy; emergencies go to 911 or the local DFCS office.
211 Illinois
Free information and referral line for every Illinois resident needing non-emergency help with housing, utilities, food, mental health, or health care. Dial 211 or text your zip code any time of day.
RefugeeOne
Chicago's largest resettlement agency, serving refugees, asylees, and immigrants with rent support, English classes, job coaching, mental health therapy, youth programs, and free citizenship help. Call or email to connect.
Illinois Helpline for Opioids and Other Substances
Round-the-clock confidential state line for anyone affected by opioid or other substance use, including family members. Specialists connect callers to treatment and recovery support services near them.
Live4Lali Recovery Community Organization
Peer-run recovery and harm reduction group in the northwest suburbs. Offers free naloxone and safer-use supplies by delivery or mail, peer support meetings in person and online, and grief support for substance-related loss.
Remedies Renewing Lives
Rockford agency combining a 24-hour domestic violence shelter and hotline with outpatient substance use and mental health treatment. Survivors call the hotline; people seeking treatment call the addiction line.
Center for Prevention of Abuse
Central Illinois provider for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, with emergency safe shelter, long-term NextStep Housing, orders of protection, counseling, and medical advocacy. All victim services are free and confidential.
Offender Success Administration
MDOC's reentry arm. Through regional contracted agencies it helps parolees with housing, basic supplies, job placement and retention, and pairs some parolees with mentors who have completed the system themselves. Planning starts before release through In-Reach.
Young Adult Voluntary Foster Care (Foster Care Age 18-21)
Lets young adults who were in Michigan foster care stay in care voluntarily until 21, with continued foster care payments, a caseworker, health coverage, counseling, and independent living training. Contact your local MDHHS office and ask for the Young Adult Voluntary Foster Care Liaison.
Detroit Recovery Project
Detroit behavioral health agency focused on substance use and co-occurring mental illness, with prevention, treatment, and recovery support services at east and west side offices, a wellness space, and a 24-hour crisis line.
Grand Rapids Red Project
West Michigan harm reduction organization offering free recovery coaching, naloxone kits with overdose response training, sterile supplies through CleanWorks, HIV and hepatitis C case management, and a mobile health unit that rotates sites during the week.
YWCA West Central Michigan
Grand Rapids provider for survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Runs the confidential Sojourner emergency shelter, Project HEAL transitional housing, legal advocacy for protection orders, and counseling, all at no cost.
Sanctum House
Residential program in Oakland County for women survivors of human trafficking, combining trauma-informed care, sobriety support, and employment through a jewelry-making partnership. Location is confidential; use the website's Request Help form or call.
Oak City Cares
Wake County's multi-service hub for people at risk of or experiencing homelessness, with care coordinators, weekday showers and laundry, weekend meals, on-site medical and behavioral health, and rides to other providers. It is a Coordinated Entry access site, so this is where to walk in for shelter and homelessness-prevention referrals.
Recovery Hub Charlotte Peer Support Center
Free, peer-run center where people in recovery or emotional distress can drop in for groups, one-to-one peer support, resource navigation, classes, and a cafe. A peer respite line runs around the clock, and the statewide peer warmline can be called or texted at any hour.
Recovery Hub Raleigh Peer Support Center
Downtown Raleigh peer support center offering free peer-led groups, sign-up one-to-one support, workshops, and wellness activities for people navigating recovery and mental health challenges. Hours are mornings most days with a longer Thursday.
Recovery Communities of North Carolina
State-funded recovery community organization with a Raleigh Recovery Community Center offering peer recovery support for any pathway, a family support group, mutual aid groups, an eight-week mind-body skills course, and programs for young people. Call ahead; visits are by appointment.
Greater Charlotte Hope Line
Mecklenburg County's 24-hour line for anyone affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking, staffed by Safe Alliance, which also runs the county's DV shelter, a court advocacy program, and a Sexual Trauma Resource Center. Call for safety planning, shelter screening, or to be connected to an advocate.
InterAct of Wake County
Wake County's domestic violence and sexual assault agency, with a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter and housing program, counseling, court support, and weekday walk-in hours. Crisis counselors can arrange transportation when you set up an appointment.
Helpmate Domestic Violence Services
Buncombe County's domestic violence agency, providing a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, case management, individual and group counseling, court advocacy, children's programs, and housing help. Start with the hotline; the business line is for non-urgent calls.
211 New York
Free, confidential information and referral line covering food, housing, utilities, health and mental health, and substance use anywhere in the state. Dial 211 or text your ZIP code; a guided online search is at search.211newyork.org.
DOCCS Re-Entry Operations
The state prison system's reentry unit coordinates release planning and referrals for housing, medical and mental health care, and ID, Medicaid, and Social Security applications, partly through County Re-Entry Task Forces. Find your regional office through the DOCCS office locator; there is no single public phone line.
HOPEline
Statewide call-or-text line staffed around the clock by counselors trained in addiction and crisis support. They assess risk, help with crisis intervention, and connect callers to treatment, recovery groups, and peer or family support regardless of ability to pay.
Sanctuary for Families
Shelter, counseling, legal representation, and economic empowerment for survivors of domestic violence and sex or labor trafficking in New York City. Every contact starts with an intake assessment by phone or text; walk-ins are also taken at the Family Justice Centers in each borough.
The Fortune Society
One-stop reentry center in Long Island City with housing, employment training, education, outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, hot meals, family services, and benefits enrollment for people with justice involvement. Walk in during business hours or call to get started.
ROCovery Fitness
Peer-run recovery community in Rochester built around fitness and sober social activities. Programs are free for anyone with at least 48 hours of continuous sobriety; fill out the membership questionnaire online or stop by the Dewey Avenue outreach center.
Friends of Recovery – New York
Statewide recovery advocacy organization headquartered in Albany that supports the network of Recovery Community and Outreach Centers, 24/7 Open Access Centers, youth clubhouses, recovery coaches, and family support navigators across New York. Contact them to be pointed to recovery community resources near you.
Ohio 211
Free information and referral line for housing, food, utilities, health care, recovery, and legal help across Ohio. Dial 211 from any phone or use the online chat; coverage is expanding to all 88 counties.
Migration and Refugee Services
Resettles refugees admitted through the federal Refugee Admissions Program in the Cleveland area and welcomes asylees. Provides initial resettlement, English classes, vocational training, mentoring, affordable immigration legal services, and access to the Ohio Center for Survivors of Torture.
Refugee Services
Dayton's refugee resettlement program. Case managers handle job placement, ESOL referrals, medical and mental health connections, school enrollment, and self-sufficiency planning for newly arrived refugees.
Alvis
Columbus nonprofit running residential and community reentry programs with cognitive behavioral treatment, workforce development, behavioral health care, recovery housing, and family support. Residential placement requires a referral from a judge or parole officer; community services take direct calls.
The P.E.E.R. Center
Free drop-in recovery centers on Columbus's east and west sides for people working through mental illness, trauma, and addiction. Peer-led groups, one-on-one peer support, a computer lab, and daily activities; no appointment or insurance needed. An evening phone line runs 5pm to 3am.
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
24/7 call-or-text crisis line plus counseling, advocacy, support groups, and a drop-in center with services specifically for survivors of human trafficking, including low-barrier Hep-C testing. Spanish-language services and support for Deaf survivors available.
Women Helping Women
24/7 call-or-text help line, live chat, hospital accompaniment, legal advocacy, and support groups for survivors of domestic violence in Hamilton, Butler, Brown, Adams, and Clermont counties.
Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh
Emergency shelter, legal advocacy, individual therapy, children's counseling, substance use recovery counseling and support groups for adults and children leaving domestic violence in the Pittsburgh area. Reach a trained advocate first by phone, text or web chat.
YWCA Greater Harrisburg
Crisis and counseling services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking in Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry counties, plus free civil legal representation for survivors who cannot afford an attorney and emergency housing for trafficking survivors.
Turning Point of Lehigh Valley
Domestic and intimate partner abuse program for Lehigh and Northampton counties with a 24-hour helpline, emergency safe house, empowerment counseling and groups, legal advocacy, medical advocacy and youth services.
New Day to Stop Trafficking
Philadelphia anti-trafficking program with a 24/7 local hotline, a trauma-informed drop-in center in Kensington, long-term transitional housing for women, mobile case management, and a police-assisted diversion program for adults exploited in the commercial sex industry.