Resources

Crisis Resources

Mental Health America is a website to help individuals learn more about mental wellness and mental health as well as helping people to connect to resources that can be helpful.  One of the many pages on their site can help you to determine if it’s time to reach out to a professional for help is their Online Screening Tools . Of course, the bottom line is, if you have decided that you want help, it doesn’t matter what the screening tool says.  But, if you aren’t sure, the tools may help you to think things through and, while they don’t screen for everything that a person may be experiencing, they can be a place to start.  (Please note that most of the screening tools have been developed for adults.  Scroll down to read the explanations for each test for further details.) 

Chester County Adult Mental Health Services Map

Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County

ConnectPoints (Homeless Shelter Information for Chester County) 

211 is a free 24/7 helpline that connects you resources.  Dialing it accesses the services that exists within the county that the call originates from.  So, for example, if you are located in Chester County, PA when you call, it will link you to thousands of resources for everyday needs and crisis situations, like: food and houseing, job search and training assistance, child care and youth programs, disaster services, physical and mental health services, transportation. 
Visit www.211sepa.org, text 898-211, or dial 211

Domestic Violence Hotline – 610-431-1430

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