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Call StrongSteps during regular office hours, or leave a message requesting a return call.
A team member will ask general questions about the type of support needed, where the person lives, and how StrongSteps may be able to help.
We will explain which StrongSteps program may be appropriate, what eligibility requirements apply, and whether a professional referral is needed.
When appropriate, staff will explain the registration steps, required documents, follow-up process, and what may happen next. Contacting StrongSteps does not guarantee eligibility or enrollment.
Name of the person seeking support, and their date of birth or age.
Insurance or Medicaid information, or Social Security or SSI information.
Phone number, email address, and your preferred way to be contacted.
Parent, guardian, caregiver, or authorized-representative information.
County or ZIP code is enough.
Tell us what would make communicating with our office easier.
Plus any current providers or referral source.
Leave your name and number and someone from our team will call you back, usually within 1 business day. You don't need to explain your situation here. We'll talk about that together on the phone.
This form isn't checked around the clock. If you need help right now, call or text 988. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Contact the StrongSteps office and tell us what type of support you are looking for. You do not need to know the name of a program before calling.
Staff may ask what kind of support would be helpful, where you live, how you would like to be contacted, whether you receive other services, and whether coverage or benefit information applies.
Family members, caregivers, friends, and other support people may contact StrongSteps for general information.
Privacy and consent requirements may affect what we can discuss or complete on another person's behalf. For another adult, we may need their permission first. For a minor, a parent, guardian, or legally authorized person may need to participate.
StrongSteps office phone lines and website messages are not emergency services.
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.
See all crisis and urgent-support options in one place.
Contact the StrongSteps office. Tell us what you are looking for, and our team will help explain available programs and possible next steps.