NY Project Hope’s role in helping New York cope with COVID will be coming to an end on Dec. 12, 2022.
The NY Project Hope Crisis Counseling Program grant is ending, but we want to make sure you know there are places you can turn for emotional support and resources. Below are just a few statewide and NYC-area resources that are available to you…
988 is here 24/7 if you or someone you know needs emotional support. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org
Text Got5 to 741741…the NYS Crisis Text Line that serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to free 24/7 support.
The Disaster Distress Helpline is a 24/7 national hotline that offers immediate crisis counseling to anyone experiencing emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster, including an infectious disease outbreak like COVID-19. Call or Text: 1–800–985–5990 DisasterDistress.samhsa.gov
211 assists you with finding help near you with everything from paying bills to mental health resources and services.
NYC WELL– Helps with problems like stress, depression, anxiety, or drug and alcohol use. NYC WELL is available 24/7 for you or someone you care for. Text “WELL” to 65173, Call 1-888-NYC-WELL or Chat
NYC311 – Provides access to non-emergency NYC-area service resources from housing to transportation.
Take care New York…
We’re grateful that we’ve been able to support millions of New York residents through the last few years.
Starting Dec. 13 all of our viewers will be automatically redirected to OMH Crisis Prevention page for support resources.
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can help you in different ways…
Emotional Support Helpline
8 am – 10 pm | 7 days a week
Project Hope Crisis Counselors understand what you are going through. Talking to them is free, confidential, and anonymous. Talk to someone who is trained, knowledgeable, and never judges. Sometimes it helps to talk with someone you don’t know.
We’ve all been through a lot…
COVID, school, work, parents.
It’s a lot…
There are just so many things to think and stress about… and try to deal with.
COVID-19 and Children…
Children have unique vulnerabilities during any disaster. The Coronavirus Pandemic has punctuated these needs. How a child responds to the pandemic may depend on their age and level of development. Understanding the common emotional and behavioral warning signs and how to support your child or teenager can be vital to their recovery.
We’ve been challenged…
A lot of the focus of COVID has been on physical health, but yet many of us have experienced challenges to our mental and emotional health.
This collection of videos takes a look at some of what we’ve had to navigate during COVID, from loss to isolation, and offers some ways to cope going forward.
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