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.
Wisconsin 2-1-1
Well Badger Resource Center
Mental Health America - Resources by County
Find a Family Resource Center
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
WI FACETS Help Desk - Resources on disability and special education. Call 877-374-0511
SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Service Locator
Connect to Care - Child Mind Institute
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - Call or text: 988. Web chat Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Uplift WI - Anonymous, confidential, support from certified peer specialists. Call 534-202-5438 from Noon - Midnight
Teen Line - Teen peer support. Text TEEN to 839-863 from 8 PM - 11 PM. Call 800-852-8336 from 8 PM - Midnight
Trevor Project - Crisis counselors for LGBTQ youth. Text START to 678-678. Call 866-488-7386
BlackLine - By and for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Call or Text 800-604-5841
Project Resiliency - Hmong Peer-Run Warmline in Wisconsin. Call 800-293-7080 Monday through Friday from 9 am - 5 pm
Parent Stress Line - Trained volunteer counselors. Call 800-632-8188
The Parenting Network Helpline - Free confidential phone coaching on any parenting issue
Call 414-671-0566 Monday - Thursday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM; Friday: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
County Crisis Lines in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farmer Wellness Helpline - Call 888-901-2558
Feelings Thermometer
Accessing Children's Mental Health Services Guide
Handling a Mental Health Crisis Guide
Mental Health Crisis Card
Pause for a Moment
NAMI Wisconsin - Family and Consumer Guide
NAMI Wisconsin - Let's Talk About Mental Illness
Better Together La Crosse - Dinner Table Resilience
Children's Wisconsin - Shine Through
Disability Rights Wisconsin
Family Voices of Wisconsin
NAMI Wisconsin
Mental Health America
The Mighty
Parent 2 Parent
Wisconsin Family Ties
Youth across the state are leading efforts to support their peers with mental health conditions. There are over 200 peer-led school-based wellness programs in Wisconsin. View the map of Peer-Led School-Based Wellness Programs in Wisconsin.
Parenting Videos and Resources - Office of Children's Mental Health
Five for Families
Wisconsin Initiative for Stigma Elimination
WI FACETS
Resilient Wisconsin
Supporting Families Together Association
Wisconsin Early Childhood Association
Youngstar