PND Staff

North Carolina provides accessible mental health support through community health centers, crisis hotlines, and tailored programs for various groups, regardless of insurance status or payment ability.

South Carolina offers accessible mental health support, including crisis intervention, outpatient counseling, and medication assistance, regardless of income or insurance status.

Maryland offers extensive mental health services, including counseling, crisis support, and specialized programs for youth, veterans, and seniors through community centers and universities.

Montana offers various no-cost mental health support options, including crisis hotlines, community health centers, and specialized programs for children, veterans, and rural residents.

Tennessee offers various no-cost mental health services, including crisis intervention, outpatient therapy, and peer support, accessible through state programs and nonprofit organizations statewide.

Oklahoma offers various no-cost mental health support services, including the 988 Mental Health Lifeline, crisis intervention, telehealth, and specialized programs for veterans and youth.

Massachusetts offers various mental health care options, including MassHealth, community behavioral health centers, and crisis support services, ensuring accessible support for all residents.

Louisiana offers various mental health support options including hotlines, community centers, and university programs, providing counseling and crisis intervention at no cost to eligible individuals.

South Dakota offers accessible mental health support through community centers, state-funded programs, crisis hotlines, and peer resources for individuals facing mental health challenges.

California offers extensive free mental health services, including crisis hotlines, therapy, and support programs, accessible through county programs, community clinics, and state-funded facilities.