National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): 1-800-950-6264 (NAMI)

• Provides free information, referrals, and support to anyone with a mental illness, anyone living and/or assisting someone with a mental illness, and the general public. Often has volunteer attorneys who may be able to offer expertise and referrals in necessary cases.   

Vital (a project of the Massachussetts General Hospital Center for Cross-Cultural Student Emotional Wellness)

• Has a video series introducing some concepts of mental wellbeing in English, Mandarin, and Vietnamese.​

Liberate: My OCD Fighter

• India's first and only mobile application that helps people track their obsessions, compulsions, emotions, is a self-help diary and provides other information pertaining to OCD and a wide array of exercises.​ Available for download on Android in India, the U.S., and coming soon globally.

ReachOut: 

• Provides pre-moderated forums to offer as a safe space for discussions of any kind. Meant for 13-24 year olds. Not a crisis or counseling service. 

Teen Central: 

• A resource for teens to support and improve the lives of each other while protecting their identities and anonymity.

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA):

• An agency inside the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services seeking to mitigate negligence of substance abuse and mental illness topics in the United States. 

Active Minds:​

• Advocates for mental health on college campuses and communities by empowering students to speak up about and study mental health issues.

The JED Foundation: 

• Empowers young people by partnering with schools, families, and communities to teach skills that help teens and young adults transition into a healthy, emotionally-balanced life.

DrugRehab:

• Provides information and support to people facing substance use disorders and mental illness.​

Addiction Treatment Services

• Provides information and support regarding substance abuse and addiction for teenagers, high schoolers, college students, LGBTQ+ individuals, nurses, veterans, and by U.S. state.​

Dior Vargas:

• Latina Feminist Mental Health Activist, White House Champion of Change for Disability Advocacy Across Generations, and creator of the People of Color and Mental Illness Photo Project.

The Steve Fund Knowledge Center: 

• A resource for mental health and emotional well-being involving students of color.​ Educates with panels, interviews, webinars, etc.

Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health

• Empowers and educates by documenting stories of mental health. Founded by Demi Lovato,​ platinum-selling recording artist, NY Times-bestselling author, and mental health advocate.

Child Mind Institute: 

• ​Works to give children access to the best and most effective treatment when and where they need it most

• Increases scientific research on the brain

• Provides information for families and communities to empower them with education

Addictions.com:

• Resources for recovery from substance use disorders (especially drug addiction) and co-occurring disorders

Orlando Recovery Center:

• In-depth guides and resources for anyone interested in learning more about addiction, mental health treatment, and recovery.​

Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Centers: 213-252-2100

• Directly operated by the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health​ to offer mental health services to the Asian American Pacific Islander refugee and immigrant communities.

Los Angeles LGBT Center: 323-993-7400

• Offers LGBT+ individuals, couples, family, and group therapy services as well as psychiatric care. Operates one of the few programs to assist LGBT people involved in domestic and intimate partner abuse/violence and our programs to combat substance abuse ​

The Soldiers Project: 1-877-576-5343

• Provides​ free, confidential, and unlimited mental health services for active duty service members or veterans who has served since September 11, 2001. Also provides services to military families.