Primary Need: Mental / Behavioral

  • 211 or 311 (New York City)

    211 or 311 (New York City)

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    Anyone can call 211 for specialists who help people find local services and assistance. It’s free, confidential, and available 24/7. People in the New York City area can call 311 for more resources.

  • Families Together in NYS – Youth Power

    Families Together in NYS – Youth Power

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    A program run for and by youth and young adults that offers peer support, advocacy, technical assistance, training, and educational opportunities.

  • Project TEACH 

    Project TEACH 

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    Provides support for providers in maternal health and pediatric primary care when there are mild to moderate mental health concerns.

  • Children’s Single Point Of Access (C-SPOA)

    Children’s Single Point Of Access (C-SPOA)

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    A referral system for services to help children and young adults who have significant mental health needs remain in their community.

  • Growing Up Healthy Hotline

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    The Growing Up Healthy Hotline is available 24/7 to help expecting parents and caregivers find help for:  Call 1 800-522-5006 or visit the Growing Up Healthy website.

  • Project TEACH

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    Project TEACH connects maternal health specialists, children’s primary care providers, and families with community mental health and support services like treatment, care management, and family support. For information, call (855) 227-7272.

  • Children’s Single Point Of Access (C-SPOA)

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    If your child requires higher levels of emotional or mental health support, you can contact a local Children’s Single Point Of Access (C-SPOA). A C-SPOA can help you find care management resources to help children stay in their home communities.

  • Family Peer Advocates

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    Family Peer Advocates have personal experience and better understand what you might be going through emotionally. They can help you understand the services available for your family so you can make informed decisions. Call Families Together at 1-888-326-8644.