Resources
Thanks to our amazing team of volunteers, we’ve compiled a list of over 80 mental health resources. The list is still growing and will soon include even more state specific resources.
Nationwide Resources
Open Path Collective
Provides middle and lower-income level clients with access to affordable mental health care.
The Trevor Project
Provides free information & support to LGBTQ+ young people 24/7, all year round.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Free, confidential service that provides 24/7 support to anyone experiencing domestic violence or unhealthy relationships. Phone, online chat, and text options Available in English and Spanish, with interpreters for more than 200 languages.
National Substance Abuse Hotline
Free, confidential Crisis specialists can provide resourceful information about alcoholism, drug addiction, mental health, and next steps 24/7.
Need Help Paying Bills
An independent information website that organizes charity administered assistance programs, places that may give out free items, public assistance and local resources that try to help people pay bills and meet basic needs.
Find Help
Resources for food pantries and meal programs near you. You can also find housing, financial assistance, health care, and more.
NAMI: Get Help Paying for Medication
An extensive list of websites and organizations that offer prescription assistance.
Find a Health Center
Search for a health center for mental health and substance use treatment.
PAN Foundation
Resource hub to find food assistance programs near you.
CDC Mental Health Resource Library
Mental health resources for veterans, new parents and those experiencing natural disasters.
Find Treatment
Government website to find state agencies that oversee substance use and mental health treatment programs.
Arizona Resources
Arizona is one of our priority states for our 2026 pilot program. Check out these resources to support you, beyond Mind the Movement.
Arizona Complete Health Crisis Intervention Services
Arizona Complete Health Crisis Intervention Services offers crisis services to any person in the community regardless of insurance or enrollment status, with the goal of remedying the immediate crisis.
Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
ACESDV supports organizations in building trauma-informed services, collaborates with survivors and community partners to shift culture, systems, and policy, and leads the movement in Arizona through centering the needs and voices of survivors.
NAMI - Arizona
NAMI affiliates across Arizona offer information, education, and resources to those across the state who are concerned about mental illnesses and the treatment of mental illness.
Michigan Resources
Michigan is one of our priority states for our 2026 pilot program. Check out these resources to support you, beyond Mind the Movement.
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence has compiled a list of resources available by county.
Harm Reduction Michigan
Harm Reduction MI is a health equity and recovery community organization. They work to be in community with people most impacted by the collateral consequences of addiction and drug use.
CNS Healthcare
CNS Healthcare works closely with other organizations to connect you with mental health resources. Services are provided based on medical need– regardless of location, insurance, or ability to pay.
Virginia Resources
Virgina is one of our priority states for our 2026 pilot program. Check out these resources to support you, beyond Mind the Movement.
Alive RVA
Alive RVA has partnerships in place to connect individuals challenged by substance use to resources that can help in the recovery journey.
Open Counseling
Open Counseling works to make great therapy available to everyone. Through comprehensive guides, tutorials, and videos the Open Counseling blog connects you to the mental health resources you need.
Washington, D.C. Resources
Washington, D.C. is part of our former feds emergency fund, so we're happy to highlight a few other resources beyond Mind the Movement.
The DC Rape and Crisis Center
The DC Rape and Crisis Center provides counseling and other support services to survivors of sexual assault and their families. The Center exists to support and empower survivors of sexual violence.
D.C. Safe
DC Safe’s direct services–crisis response, supportive advocacy, and emergency shelter–are evidence-based and operate through an empowerment framework that enables survivors to determine the best next steps in their lives.
DBH Community Response Team
The DBH Community Response Team offers 24-hour services to communities experiencing psychiatric emergencies, trauma, or show signs of mental health and substance abuse disorders.
Maryland Resources
Maryland is part of our former feds emergency fund, so we're happy to highlight a few other resources beyond Mind the Movement.
ProBono Counseling
ProBono Counseling founded on the goal of connecting uninsured and under-insured low-income Marylanders with compassionate and qualified mental health professionals who provide care on a volunteer basis at no cost.
MDHope
MDHope is a free and confidential texting program that connects friends, families, professionals and individuals to local opioid resources and support.
Please keep in mind that Mind the Movement does not operate as Crisis Support.
If you are experiencing a crisis, please reach out to the 988, the National Suicide + Crisis Line, or contact 911 for immediate help.
Additionally, you can access a list of national crisis hotlines and resources broken down by state.