Crisis Connections
FreeKing County nonprofit operating the 24/7 crisis line and 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline locally; connects people in mental-health or substance-use crisis to assessment, referrals, and mobile crisis teams.
Crisis Connections is a King County nonprofit operating 24/7 phone-based crisis and resource lines for Washington callers. Programs listed on the site include the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, 211 basic needs referrals, the Recovery Help Line for substance use, the Warm Line adult peer support staffed by people with lived mental health experience, Teen Link, Support After Suicide groups, a Community Care Hub intake center, and mobile crisis dispatch. Calls are free and translation is available. Based in Seattle, Washington.
Cost. All calls are completely free.
Cost structure. free
Programs offered
Services offered
- 988 Suicide and Crisis LifelineCrisis services
24/7 support for anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and mental health emergencies.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - 211 Basic Needs ResourcesHelpline
Referrals for food, housing, shelter, medical care, transportation, and benefits.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Community Care Hub Intake CenterCase management
Connects callers to community health workers for housing, food, healthcare, childcare, and benefits help.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - 911 DiversionCrisis services
Redirects appropriate 911 calls to crisis support alternatives.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Mobile Crisis DispatchCrisis services
Field-based crisis response and support.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Recovery Help LineBehavioral health
24/7 support for substance use concerns.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Teen LinkHelpline
Peer support hotline staffed by trained teen volunteers.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Warm LineBehavioral health
Adult peer support staffed by people with lived mental health experience.
www.crisisconnections.org/ - Support After SuicideSupport group
Virtual support groups, grief mentorship, and care packages for suicide loss survivors.
www.crisisconnections.org/
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