Free Mental Health Support
Free help for those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
As the immediate physical needs of those affected are being addressed, the next phase of relief will involve ongoing emotional and psychological support for those impacted.
To help meet this need, the National Association for Social Workers North Carolina in conjunction with the NC Psychological Association, the North Carolina Psychiatric Association, the National Register of Health Service Psychologists, and the NC Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, has compiled a list of mental health providers willing to offer free or sliding-scale fees for individuals affected by the hurricane.
This referral list will assist you in locating qualified mental health provider that offers pro bono or reduced fees for those affected by Hurricane Helene. If you are a client and looking for pro bono services, please indicate that when calling or emailing.
View the list at docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1XP77E1QEV43vMklyS8fjZ5PnfKR-8Mx4hY50aT417Zk/htmlview
NC DHHS is partnering with Alliance Health and Somethings to provide mental health support to teens across North Carolina. This initiative aims to offer much-needed support to youth impacted by Hurricane Helene.
If you’re a teen or know a teen who needs mental health support, visit somethings.com/northcarolina to get connected to support. Services are available via text and video calls after school from 3-11 p.m. and on weekends.
Somethings is a mental health platform that connects teens and young adults with Certified Peer Support Specialist mentors and can provide referrals to licensed therapists.
