Connecting
Most of us live disconnected from those living one building away. Because we want to do what we can to build and invite more connection, we’ve created this page to build that connection.
Below you’ll find an expanding list of resources, both non-profit and for-profit, representing a small portion of the resources available in the Greenville area. Please use them at your discretion.
Best overall resource
211 South Carolina - for resources on everything from mental health, utilities, housing, legal advice, and more
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Call/contact:
Call 911
Hopeline (Suicide & Mental Health Crisis Hotline): Call 988, Text 741741
Greenville Mental Health Center (GMHC) Crisis Hotline 864-241-1040
Mental Health America of SC CRISISline: 864-271-8888
Veterans Crisis Line: call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) and press 1; or text 838255
Deaf Hotline - video phone(855)-812-1001, instant messenger at Deaf Hotline, or email nationaldeafhotline@adwas.org
StrongHearts - Native American and Alaska Native teens and young adults via phone or text at (844)-762-8483
Poison Control - 1-800-222-1222
Other:
Doctor on Demand - urgent psychotherapy
International Lines list
Love is Respect - healthy relationships/boundaries/personal safety
SAFE Alternative - self-injury/harm
Reasons to Stay (letters) - a letter from a friend or two
Visit local emergency room or:
Carolina Center For Behavioral Health - 2700 E Phillips Rd, Greer, SC
Prisma Marshall Pickens Hospital - 701 Grove Road, Greenville, SC
Resource Lists:
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Drug Dangers- Medication and drugsafety resource
Blinkhealth Prescription Assistance - prescription drug
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SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priest and other Clergy)
Grief Share – Grief support groups
Hospice of the Upstate - Bereavement resources
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Mental Health America of SC Teenline: 864-467-8336
Big Brothers and Big Sisters Upstate - mentoring
Cyber Civil Rights Initiative - for all ages experiencing Online Abuse
Study.com - college
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National Adult Protective Services
Long-term Care Ombudsman Resource Center - advocacy and support
Elder Law - estate planning and more
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South Carolina Hispanic Outreach / Acercamiento Hispanico de Carolina del Sur - empowering Latinos
Immigrants Rising Mental Health Connector
Life Link - Support for Organ Donors
Sport Psychology at Synergy Performance - Testing, referrals, and mental health resources
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FAVOR Greenville - recovery resources for individuals + families
Greenville Transitions - recovery for adventurous men
Alcoholics Anonymous Upstate: 864-233-6454
Homes of Hope - Affordable housing, men's development, and financial wellness training
Phoenix Center - recovery
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Hotlines:
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673
Safe Homes Rape Crisis Coalition (lists multiple local hotlines)
Visit:
Julie Valentine Center - Rape Crisis/Child Advocacy Center
Safe Harbor - Domestic Violence Organization
List of Domestic Shelters - search & find
Resources:
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network - Resources
Aardvarc- Aid and resource collection for abuse, rape and domestic violence
Victim Connect - for resources and advocacy
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Call:
Childhelp - National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-422-4453
Resources:
Children’s Trust of South Carolina - Preventing and stopping child abuse
RAINN - Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault
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Overeaters Anonymous - for eating issues
Mental Health America (MHA) Greenville - Survivors of Suicide support groups, housing assistance, and mental health programs
Gateway - transitional support
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AID Upstate - HIV Advocacy, education, and awareness
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SCWORKS - employment
Job Accommodation Network - resources & advocacy
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National Association for Healthcare Advocacy
FindLaw’s - inmate rights
National Disability Rights Network
The Housing and Urban Development - Office of Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity
South Carolina Legal Services - Community Education and Legal Representation
SC State Laws and Sexual Assault - Source RAINN
