Invaluable mental health resources available to help those in need

With the catastrophic fires in LA County and ongoing high wind and fire danger in our area, many people may feel anxious, overwhelmed and depressed. The City is reminding residents of several resources available for support and guidance during stressful times.
The following numbers offer support 24/7, seven days a week:
OC Links – County Information & Referral Services
A host of resources and a live chat are available at this link or by calling 855-625-4657.
National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI)
Find support via the OC “Warm” line at 714-991-6412 or through this link.
Substance Abuse/Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Visit this link or call 800-662-4357 for services.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention- Tri-Counties
If you are in a crisis, text 988. Information is available at this link.
The Trevor Project: Crisis Hotline LGBTQ
Text START to 678-678 for assistance or visit this link. Information is also available by calling 866-488-7380.
Soluna Free Mental Health App for Teens, Young Adults
Teens and young adults aged 13-25 can utilize California’s free mental health app.
In addition, the city maintains a Community Resources and Hotlines Guide, Veterans Resources Guide and Drug Abuse Prevention and Resource Guide for additional assistance.