Find Hot Lines & Crisis Intervention Nonprofits and Charities

  TrevorVolunteer wrote:

The Trevor Project offers a completely unique and vital service to the youth of America who are conflicted, not only by their own developmental and identity issues, but also by the mixed messaging they are receiving from political and social media. This... more »

  teenlifelinelover4 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Teen Lifeline for a little over two years now. I heard about it through my sister who had been volunteering there for a couple years. She told me how incredible her experience had been and told me to join, however, I was a... more »

  frank warren wrote:

I have answered phones for HopeLine and now try to raise awareness and funds to further their noble goals and important mission. more »

  Sharen Moessner wrote:

My husband has been involved with ACTS for many years, but he and I have only been married for four years and I came from the west coast to Virginia, so I knew nothing of this organization before arriving. Paul suggested that if I was ever looking for... more »

  Writer wrote:

New Freedom Farm is an amazing organization. They provide a healing environment for veterans with PTSD, substance abuse issues, TBI, etc. Many rescued horses who now live in sanctuary at New Freedom Farm connect with the hurting humans who visit there,... more »

  grammyd wrote:

I didn’t know HopeWorks existed until I needed them. I received a brochure while at the police station. I hadn’t intended to have him arrested, but after completing the Lethality Assessment, it was beyond my control. My then husband was arrested... more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  Laurel L. wrote:

I encountered discrimination and was told I wasn't eligible to participate with the online hotline service provided by RAINN. It wasn't because I had over 20+ years in the social work/nursing field, it was because I admitted to being a survivor and found... more »

  Heather AF wrote:

As a child, I witnessed domestic violence. When asked to be a board member of Safe Nest, I did not hesitate. Safe Nest is the most comprehensive organization in southern Nevada providing services to victims of domestic violence and education for abusers.... more »

  landont wrote:

I don't normally go every month but is very informational and there are other veteran organizations/organizations who come to share and network. I just recently let someone know I can periodically volunteer my time with this organization. more »

  Elizabeth wrote:

PADV has proven to be a reliable community partner in the domestic violence community time after time. Whenever we have a client in need of assistance, PADV is only one call away. They tirelessly educate the community on domestic violence, teen dating... more »

  KAFCAC wrote:

I called the Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention after a family member took his life and our family needed help. I live in another part of the state and needed referrals for groups and other resources. FISP made contact with and provided such... more »

  Mia J. wrote:

I thought this was such an outstanding place until I heard that the employees at the Fort Worth site continue the cycle of abuse. If you as the majority of the women who have left the site they will tell you the people at Safe Haven do not care about... more »

  Person wrote:

They really need to work on training the people who answer their 1-800-4-A-CHILD hotline. Here is an email I sent to employees at ChildHelp after my experience. I NEVER received a response. I called 1-800-4-A-CHILD to vent to a... more »

  Barry John Johnson wrote:

South Bay Community Services (SBCS)has been the subject of three employee lawsuits in the last two and a half years. Among many issues, the lawsuits discuss retaliation/wrongful discharge for employees who either refused to engage in falsification of... more »

  Natzira A. wrote:

II left my abusar. .I Was there for more than three months...its a horrible place..i felt like i Was in jail. .They discriminanted me. .They treted me like a criminal. .The school is dirty. .Te daycare is nasty and full of viruses. .They admit drugs... more »

  JThompson72 wrote:

Great organization that genuinely cares about the people they help. I think it is easy to forget how long they have been serving people in this community. I believe they fulfill an essential role in our society. Their staff and volunteers live out God's... more »

  cjp8784 wrote:

This amazing agency was born through the efforts of a hand full of volunteers in the late 1970's with a vision of "life without violence" and has grown and matured into a force for change in the lives of so many women and children through offering comprehensive... more »

  deerannod wrote:

This is a well run organization that does a lot of work on a very small budget. Last year provided one-on-one free tutoring by phone to more than 25,000 students or parents. They do it all in seven languages. more »

  Frank Hutsell wrote:

When I retired in November 1992 Christian HELP became a part of my life first as a member of the board of directors and as a volunteer. My association has also involved fund raising and personal financial support. Since 1992 I have seen the Christian... more »

  trestamanos wrote:

2-1-1 Tampa Bay does great things for people in this community. Being the past CEO for a 2-1-1 in Florida for 7 yrs, you come to appreciate how important this service really is. more »

  catherine-cooper wrote:

For s long time I volunteered at the shelter every Tuesday in the childcare center. I also volunteered at the womens support group. That was a very rewarding experience for me to see the women grow from week to week. It also helped me to deal with some... more »

  smkostar wrote:

I work with a non-profit wish-granting organization that grants wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses. My company works in conjunction with Barrier Free Living. It is amazing how they give back to the community. My personal experience... more »

  phila wrote:

As a volunteer, I felt I was contributing in a meaningful way, and I would definitely volunteer again to support this important cause! more »

  jeff3145 wrote:

Before I became a board member, I was very impressed with the professionalism of the agency. I was so honored to be asked to be part of their board, and ever since it has been a rewarding experience. I admire all of those that work for NCADD, and appreciate... more »