Need to talk?
Careline is free and confidential. We treat callers with respect and listen without judgment.
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Need to talk?
Careline is free and confidential. We treat callers with respect and listen without judgment.
Reach a Counselor

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With Help, Comes Hope.
Contact us if:
  • You are in crisis.
  • You are a survivor (of an attempt, or if you lost someone to suicide).
  • You are grieving.
  • You are concerned about someone else.
  • You are feeling down and need someone to talk to.
We can help. Really.
    Careline’s vision is a state free from suicide.
    • Careline provides crisis intervention for individuals considering suicide or experiencing crisis, isolation, or depression.
    • Careline supports survivors of a suicide attempt or loss to suicide by providing crisis intervention, education, and referral.
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    Contact us if:
    • You are in crisis.
    • You are a survivor (of an attempt, or if you lost someone to suicide).
    • You are grieving.
    • You are concerned about someone.
    • You are feeling down and need someone to talk to.
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    If someone you know exhibits warning signs:
    • Do not leave the person alone
    • Remove any firearms, alcohol, drugs or sharp objects that could be used in a suicide attempt
    • Call CARELINE at 877-266-4357
    • Take the person to an emergency room or seek help from a medical or mental health professional
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      Know the Signs
      Are you worried about someone, or wondering if you should be worried?
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      Not sure if someone needs help? ASK.
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      Get the App
      We’ve made connecting to the “Someone To Talk To” line easier with the Careline app.
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      Worried?
      3 steps to take...
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      Talking About Suicide Safely
      Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide...
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      Feeling overwhelmed?
      Here are a few statewide community resources that can be a place to start.
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