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IMMEDIATE SUPPORT

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

CRISIS TEXT LINE

GCAL

1-800-715-4225

Provides immediate access to crisis or routine services. Download the MyGCAL app to text, chat, or call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

English:
1-800-273-8255​
Spanish:
1-888-628-9454

Provides support as well as prevention and crisis resources

CRISIS TEXT LINE

Text TALK to 741741​

Text anywhere from the USA to talk with a trained crisis counselor via text message

NAMI GEorgia HELPLINE

1-770-408-0625

A noncrisis helpline (also available as an app) providing information about local resources and supports

Monday - Friday,

9am - 5pm ET

TOPIC LIBRARY

For more resources, explore our topic library by clicking the button of the topic you are interested in learning more about.

KNOW

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SIGNS.

GENERAL SYMPTOMS

There's no easy way to know whether behaviors are normal behavior, or are signs of a physical or mental illness. It may be helpful to know some general warning signs to look out for. 

SADNESS vs. DEPRESSION

It's normal for kids and teens to feel sad sometimes. Recognize the symptoms of when it may be something more, and when to seek help.

ANXIETY IN KIDS

Kids and teens can experience anxiety differently and for different reasons. Recognize when normal anxiety is getting in the way living life, and how to seek help. 

BIRTH - 5

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Back to school tips

From CHOA and Strong4Life, Whether your child is going to school for the first time or going back for another year, help support them make the transition to a new grade.

CONTACTS & ACTIVITIES

On our sleeves guide - BIPOC Mental Health

It's never too early to start talking about mental health. This list of media focuses on getting the conversation started around BIPOC mental health.

SCHOol-age youth

MORE INFORMATION

Back to School Tips

From CHOA and Strong4Life, Whether your child is going to school for the first time or going back for their final year, help support them make the transition to a new grade.

CONTACTS & ACTIVITIES

SOUND it out campaign

Tap into the power of music! Music can help better support emotional wellness by modeling early what it means to talk about mental health.

Know a middle or high school-age student interested in creating content for this campaign, providing feedback, and/or sharing your thoughts or resources with us? Email us today!

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