Find Mental Health & Substance Abuse

Resources & Links for Mental Health Treatment Illness

Find Mental Health or Substance Abuse Help Near You

Start with the fastest path. Search for treatment, crisis help, counseling, housing support, and other services near your ZIP code. If you need insurance guidance for Covered California, Medi-Cal, Medicare, or mental health benefits, we also link you to those next steps below.

Search by ZIP Code SAMHSA 24/7 Help Call or Text 988

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If this is an emergency or someone may hurt themselves or someone else, call 911. If someone is in emotional distress, suicidal crisis, or needs immediate mental health support, call or text 988. If you are looking for treatment programs, support groups, counseling, detox, housing help, food help, transportation, or other local support, use the ZIP code search tools first.

Crisis Help

Call or text 988 for immediate emotional support.

Go to 988 →

Treatment Locator – Find Help.org 

Use a ZIP code search to find programs and services near you.

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National Referral Line

Get 24/7 treatment referral information from SAMHSA.

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Los Angeles County Help

Find L.A. County behavioral health resources and crisis contacts.

L.A. County Help Now →

What Do You Need Help With?

Choose the topic that best fits your situation. This keeps the page easier to use and helps you get to the right type of help faster.

Find Treatment Near Me

Search for counseling, detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient care, support groups, and community services by ZIP code.

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Covered California, Medi-Cal, Medicare

Learn how insurance may help cover mental health treatment, therapy, prescriptions, and related care.

Mental health benefits →

Conservatorship and Legal Help

For families trying to understand conservatorships, decision-making authority, or other legal issues.

Conservatorship resources →

Housing and Board & Care

For people looking for residential care, housing support, and longer-term placement options.

Housing resources →

Help for a Family Member in Crisis

Support for family members trying to help a loved one who may be in crisis, unstable, or refusing care.

Family help page →

Jail, Incarceration, and Mental Health

A separate page for justice-involved mental health resources and related support services.

Justice-related resources →

How This Page Works

This page is meant to help you start in the right place. Some people need immediate crisis support. Some need a local treatment program. Others are trying to understand health insurance, housing, or conservatorship issues. Instead of putting every topic into one very long page, we guide you to the section that best fits your needs.

Need Help Understanding Mental Health Coverage?

We can help explain Covered California, Medi-Cal, Medicare, and private insurance questions related to mental health benefits. We do not run treatment facilities, but we can help point you to insurance-related information and next steps.

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Federal Government & National Resources

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Board & Care

  • Homes For Life.org/ Los Angeles County   HFLF is dedicated to establishing a network of permanent, affordable, service-enriched housing within the geographic boundaries of Los Angeles County for individuals who suffer from mental disabilities, those who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless.
  • Los Angeles Listing of Board & Care 37 pages pdf
  • NAMI West LA Listing
  • American Residential Treatment Assoc.
  • AB 977 AB 27 will invest billions in building up an infrastructure of more than 44,000 new housing units and treatment beds for people exiting homelessness, officials said, including $5.8 billion to add more than 35,000 new housing units through the state’s Project Homekey program.
  • $3 billion will be allotted to house people with acute behavioral and physical health needs while creating 22,000 new beds and treatment slots.  mercurynews.com/2021/09/30/in-la-gov-newsom-signs-bills-aiming-to-bolster-mental-health-care-ease-homelessness/
  • ENRICHED RESIDENTIAL CARE PROGRAM LA County DMH.gov
    • placement of clients who require 24/7 care and supervision into licensed residential facilities in order to help them remain stably housed. Licensed residential facilities, which include Adult Residential Facilities and Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (commonly known as Board and Cares), can be an especially critical housing resource for LACDMH clients who are homeless, leaving an institution such as a hospital or a Institute for Mental Disease, on conservatorship or at risk of becoming homeless due to the need for a higher level of care.

Hospitals

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MISC  Done 12/26/2025

  • start your recovery.org
  • I received six psychiatric diagnoses in 25 years. They were a dead end  LA Times 6/2022
  • FAQs on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Coverage in Medicare  kff.org  1/2023
  • A diversion program in Los Angeles designed to keep mentally ill, addicted or homeless adults out of jail and instead provide treatment and housing is having little success, according to statistics provided by police officials.  LA Times 5/2022 
  • Reporters at inewsource are working on stories about what it’s like to manage serious mental illness in San Diego and Imperial counties. We’re going to examine mental health conservatorships, mental health courts and psychiatric holds known as 5150s and tell stories about when these processes have helped or hurt people.  inews.com 
  • Nami Helpline.org 
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