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Answer a few simple questions about what you are looking for. We’ll show you StrongSteps programs and community resources that may be relevant. If you prefer to speak with someone then give us a call!
You can go back, change an answer, or leave the tool at any time. You do not need to share detailed personal or medical information to receive general recommendations.
Do not enter Social Security numbers, insurance identification numbers, medical records, or other sensitive personal information into this tool.
This tool does not provide a diagnosis, determine eligibility, or guarantee enrollment. It is designed to help you explore possible next steps.
If there is an immediate danger, medical emergency, or threat to someone's safety, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For mental health, substance-use, or suicide-related crisis support, call or text 988 to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
For immediate danger, a medical emergency, or a threat to someone's safety.
The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, for mental health, substance-use, or suicide-related crisis support.
Warning signs may include an immediate threat of harm, suicide-related thoughts or actions, overdose, severe confusion, inability to remain safe, violence, or a medical emergency.
You can start here. You do not need to know the name of a program to begin looking for support.
Support for young people and the parents, guardians, and caregivers who are helping them.
You can help by sharing information, offering support, and helping the person contact StrongSteps.
Review program eligibility, service areas, referral requirements, and documentation before submitting a referral.
Support with everyday challenges, personal goals, community connection, and greater independence.
Encouragement and connection from someone who has been there. You do not have to sort this out alone.
Support from people with lived experience, built around your own wellness and recovery goals.
Help when you are working with several providers or services and need it all to fit together.
Help finding housing, food, clothing, transportation, and other essentials in your community.
If you are not sure where to begin, we can help you find benefits, services, and local support.
Support after a hospital stay, a treatment program, a move, or a return to the community.
Help understanding available services, managing benefits, and keeping day-to-day finances steady.
We always ask first whether anyone is in immediate danger, so we can show you crisis help right away.
Yourself, a child or teen, a young adult, a family member or friend, or someone you serve.
Choose as many kinds of support as you like. It is fine to select "I'm not sure."
A ZIP code or county is enough. Some StrongSteps programs are available only in specific counties or service areas.
We'll show StrongSteps programs and community resources that may be relevant, plus a clear next step.
Ready to begin? Send us a request and we'll follow up with you.
See who each program is for, and what we may need to know.
Find local organizations that may help with housing, food, benefits, and more.
Tell us what you are looking for and we'll help you explore possible next steps.
That does not mean support is unavailable. StrongSteps may still be able to help you explore community resources or identify another possible starting point.
Direct StrongSteps services may not currently be available in every location. You can still explore community resources, crisis resources, and statewide support options.
No. It provides possible starting points based on your selections. StrongSteps must separately review eligibility and program availability.
Personal information is not collected unless you choose to begin a secure registration or contact process. We will always tell you clearly what is kept.
No. The tool does not provide diagnosis or medical advice.
You can go back and change your selections at any time.
You may still receive community-resource suggestions and the option to contact StrongSteps.
Yes. The tool can help family members, caregivers, providers, and others explore general support options.
Call 911 for immediate danger or a medical emergency. Call or text 988 for mental health, substance-use, or suicide-related crisis support.
A support finder cannot understand every situation. Contact StrongSteps and tell us what you are looking for. We can help you explore possible next steps.
