An online resource that provides support for coping with suicidal thoughts through teaching skills based on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). The website includes inspirational videos of personal stories of resilience.

Offers free peer support via Facebook/Instagram Messenger or the Telegram app.

An international nonprofit organization and global network of 349 emotional support centers in 32 countries that offers suicide and emotional support services that can be reached using phone, SMS text, and chat.

A national network of psychotherapists that provide free or low-cost therapy for health care professionals, fire fighters, law enforcement officers, paramedics, other first responders and others who respond to crises that occur within the United States.

Provides an online resource center with essential information about common emotional health issues and shows teens how they can support one another and overcome challenges. They also offer programs and resources to help students have a healthy and positive high school and college experience.

Provides ways for teens to get help via call, text and email. Their trained counselors are able to offer advice for real life situations and they can be reached 24/7 via phone at (800) 448-3000 or by texting VOICE to 20121. They also provide tips & tools on their website for a number of issues such as coping skills, transitioning to adulthood, anxiety, abuse, identity, depression and more.

Offers guidance on building your resilience and adapting to difficult or challenging life circumstances.

A social networking site that allows you to find and join groups that host in person events for people who share your personal interests.

Provides resources and tools to help you if you’re an older adult and lonely.

Offers emotional support and information about rights, options and resources referrals for crime victims in English and Spanish. Call or text Victim Connect at (855) 484-2846 from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ET.