If you are in danger, call first. Read second.

Food, shelter, utility help, and local referrals.

Outdoor naloxone cabinet, 24/7. Take a kit. If someone is overdosing, call 911.

Ohio’s 988 network. Call, text, or chat. Mental health or addiction crisis. Family can call too. Info: [email protected].

If you cannot talk out loud, use chat at 988lifeline.org/chat. Same trained counselors as the phone line. Call or text 988 still work too.

Call or text 988, or chat at 988lifeline.org/chat. Free, confidential, 24/7. Spanish: press 2 or say Spanish. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 and ask for a CIT officer.

Franklin County mental health and addiction board. Referrals for treatment and housing.

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention programs for people left behind. Ohio walks and loss groups. Not a hotline — 988 is.

For people who lost someone to suicide. Forums and resources. If you are in crisis yourself, call or text 988.

Education, loss support, and local Ohio walks. Not a hotline. If you need someone now, call or text 988.

Meeting info or someone to talk to in Greater Cincinnati.

Someone to talk to, or a meeting nearby. Also 800-242-1729.

Montgomery County mental-health emergency line. 833-580-2255 (CALL). 24/7. For immediate danger call 911 and ask for a CIT officer.

Text HOME to 741741. Free, confidential, 24/7. A counselor texts back.

Official meeting finder. Always verify times before you go.

Live openings for treatment and recovery housing across Kentucky. Call 1-833-859-4357 or text HOPE to 96714.

Local Narcotics Anonymous meeting info.

Project DAWN. Free Narcan / naloxone for Greene County. Call 937-374-5600 or 937-374-5621. Many Ohio pharmacies also give it without a personal prescription.

Dayton bus. Use the trip planner for evening meetings. Confirm last-bus times — some lines stop early.

Bus and demand-response in Greene County. Call 937-708-8322 or 877-227-2287 to schedule a ride to a meeting or appointment. Dispatch 937-374-6402.

If you have a court date and cannot afford a lawyer, call the county. Ask about court-card AA/NA meetings. Confirm the current public-defender number with the clerk.

Naloxone, harm reduction, and local referrals for Greene County.

Hamilton County mental health and recovery services. Call for referrals.

Ask: are you thinking about suicide? Listen. Do not argue them out of the feeling. Remove guns, pills, and keys if you can do it safely. Call 988 or 911 if they have a plan and the means. You are not betraying them by getting help.

International Association for Suicide Prevention resource finder. For the U.S., start with 988.

Ask Hope Spot (937-352-6367) and the meeting chair if children can sit in. COPE Family is 1st & 3rd Wed 7:00pm at Hope Spot Xenia. Al-Anon / Alateen is for family, including teens. New Directions (1-877-394-1046) helps families in Greene County.

Montgomery County mental health and addiction board. Treatment and housing referrals.

Covers Greene County (Xenia, Beavercreek, Fairborn). Call or text 937-322-5600. Not a crisis line — use 988 or TCN / 988 for crisis.

Dayton-area family support, education, and groups. Not a crisis line. In a crisis call or text 988. If you call 911, ask for a CIT officer.

Support for families walking through mental illness and addiction. Statewide.

Statewide NAMI. Call or text 614-224-2700. Not a crisis line — in a crisis use 988. National HelpLine 800-950-6264 (weekdays) or text NAMI to 62640.

24-hour crisis hotline 1-877-394-1046. Text 937-446-6411 (Mon–Fri 8am–5pm). Shelter (Soteria House), safety planning, legal advocacy, counseling. Location is confidential. If you are in immediate danger call 911.

Northern Kentucky AA. Someone to talk to or a meeting nearby.

Statewide emotional-support line. 1-800-720-9616. If you are in danger of suicide, call or text 988 first.

Ohio’s statewide suicide-prevention office. Training, coalitions, and community resources. If you need someone now, call or text 988.

State recovery resources, treatment finder, and Recovery Friendly Workplace.

Psychiatric emergency / crisis. Hotline 937-224-4646. Mobile crisis 937-734-8333. Confirm before you go.

Treatment referral and information. English and Spanish.

Training and evidence for communities and churches. If you need someone now, 988.

Self-pay, insurance, indigent funding, and payment plans. TCN does not turn people away for inability to pay. Bring ID, proof of residency, paystub or taxes, and insurance card if you have one.

TCN points people to 988. Walk-in crisis during business hours at any TCN office. Mobile crisis in the community. If it is life-threatening, call 911.

Youth suicide prevention for parents, coaches, and schools. Crisis for a young person: 988 or Trevor 1-866-488-7386.

LGBTQ young people. Call 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678. If it is a crisis right now, 988 still works for everyone.

Peer support for trans people, staffed by trans people. 877-565-8860. If it is life-threatening, also call 988 or 911.

Call 988 and press 1, or text 838255. For veterans, service members, and their families.

Talking about wanting to die, looking for a way, hopelessness, rage, trapped, unbearable pain, saying goodbye, giving things away, sudden calm after a dark stretch. Ask them directly. Stay with them. Call 988 together. Do not leave them alone if they have a plan.

Driver license and Ohio ID. Bring documents. Closed Sunday and holidays. Recovery stalls without papers — start here.