Agency Directory Online Services
The Office of Children’s Mental Health does not provide mental health services, but there are many resources that can help families in need. Organizations listed below can be helpful in giving support to families across Wisconsin. During COVID-19, find an additional set of resources here.
Wisconsin 2-1-1
Well Badger Resource Center
Mental Health America - Resources by County
Finding Your Way: A Navigation Guide for Wisconsin Families Who Have Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and Disabilities
Wisconsin's Regional Centers for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Service Locator
County Crisis Lines in Wisconsin
HOPELINE: Emotional Support Line or Text "HOPELINE" to 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1 800-273-8255
National Helpline - 1 800-662-HELP (4357)
National Youth Crisis Hotline - 1 800-442-HOPE (4673)
Trevor Project LGBT Lifeline - 1 866-488-7386
LGBT National Youth Talkline - 1 800-246-7743
National Eating Disorders Association Hotline - 1 800-931-2237
Feelings Thermometer
Accessing Children's Mental Health Services Guide
Youth Mental Health Crisis Plan Card
NAMI Wisconsin - Family and Consumer Guide
NAMI Wisconsin - Let's Talk About Mental Illness
Better Together La Crosse - Dinner Table Resilience
Disability Rights Wisconsin
Family Voices of Wisconsin
NAMI Wisconsin
Mental Health America
The Mighty
Parent 2 Parent
Project Semicolon
Wisconsin Family Ties
Youth across the state are leading efforts to support their peers with mental health conditions. There are over 100 youth mental health groups in Wisconsin. View the map of Youth Mental Health Groups in Wisconsin.
Family Resource Centers
Five for Families
Wisconsin Initiative for Stigma Elimination
WI FACETS
Resilient Wisconsin
Supporting Families Together Association
Wisconsin Early Childhood Association
Youngstar