Mental Health Resources

• Call or text 988
• 988lifeline.org - For mental health, substance use, or suicidal crisis.

A free 24-hour crisis, support, and helpline for youth. YouthLine is a teen-to-teen youth crisis and support service. Teen help 4-10pm daily.

Text teen2teen to 839863
(877) 968-8491
Youthline website

SafeOregon is a statewide tip line for students and other members of the public to anonymously and confidentially report information concerning threats or potential threats to student safety. 

Students are encouraged to share with a trusted adult any information that is concerning them.  “See something, say something” is a critical and proven part of preventing incidents of school violence. Please encourage your students to speak up if they see something distressing. Students can report their concerns to a school administrator or school counselor. Additionally, students can report their concerns electronically via the SafeOregon tip line. To submit an anonymous tip or incident report, use one of the three following methods:

• Email tip@safeoregon.com
• Call or text 844-472-3367
• Enter information on SafeOregon website
• Enter information on SafeOregon webpage for Hood River County School District

In times of loss, change, and difficulty, it is important to recognize that your thoughts and feelings are valid, and everyone copes differently. People often feel sad, angry, confused, exhausted, or feel nothing at all. Those reactions are normal, and it is okay to seek support from family, friends, or counseling services. Remember, reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness, as it may be hard to do. If you would like your student to speak confidentially with a behavioral health professional, or just to have someone listen, please call the School-Based Health Center at 541-308-8345 or make an appointment online (https://www.onecommunityhealth.org/sbhc).

Adults seeking behavioral health services can reach our main One Community Health clinic at 541-386-6380 to schedule an appointment.

Crisis services are always available by calling 541-296-5452 for consultation or mobile response. If you are concerned about either yourself or a loved one's safety or mental health, please call 24 hours a day/7 days a week for support.

The youth line is free and confidential. Please call 877-968-8491 or text 'teen2teen' to 839863. Teens are available to help daily from 4pm to 10pm. (Adults are available by phone at all other times.) MCCFL also offers a Chat Link - YouthLine • A teen crisis helpline with teen to teen support (theyouthline.org). Please visit the MCCFL website for more information.

The Next Door’s mental health services are specialized for young people ages 2-26. Using a variety of interventions, such as Behavior Skills Training, we hope to empower our clients to recognize their strengths and overcome their challenges. One focus area is grief. You may call 541-436-0338 to make an appointment. Please visit the Next Door Inc. website to learn more.

One Community Health is committed to providing all patients with the support they need to ensure a healthier lifestyle. Behavioral health is an important part of overall health and well-being. It focuses on the relationship between an individual’s behavior and mental health, and how they interact to affect physical and emotional health. Behavioral health is an essential part of many healthcare plans and can provide a range of services for individuals. Treatment for behavioral health issues may include individual counseling, group therapy, medication management, and lifestyle modifications. Integrated Behavioral Health Services are available by in-clinic and virtual visits with licensed behavioral health providers for topics such as managing grief and loss. Please call or text 541.386.6380 if you or someone you know needs help. You may also visit the One Community Health website.

The Hood River County Prevention Department is a bilingual and inclusive organization that works across the spectrums of wellness and injustice to help every community member thrive. It works upstream, with an emphasis on health promotion and prevention while striving towards a healthy, safe and drug-free Hood River County. The department's education, programs and support for our children, families and community is based on a foundation of cultural humility, inclusion, fun and equity. Visit the website for more information.

• Call 1-866-488-7386 or Text START to 678-678

• TheTrevorProject.org - Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQIA+ youth.

National Institute of Mental Health website