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Mental Health Support
Find verified crisis and community mental-health services. This website is not a crisis service.
What this means
Mental-health support can include crisis response, counselling, primary care, community programs and culturally or language-specific services. Call 911 when there is immediate danger. This website is not a crisis service.
Step-by-step
- Decide whether the need is immediate crisis or ongoing support
- Call 911 for immediate danger
- Use 211 or a verified crisis service for urgent non-911 support
- Ask about language, culture, age and accessibility
- Confirm cost, referral requirements and wait times
- Create a follow-up plan with a trusted provider
What to prepare privately
Keep sensitive records secure. This website does not need passports, SINs, banking credentials, immigration portal passwords or complete case files for an initial inquiry.
- Safe callback information
- Current symptoms and immediate safety concerns
- Medication information
- Language and accessibility needs
- Preferred type of support
How to use this resource
- Call 911 for immediate danger
- Use official crisis services
- Ask 211 for local and language-accessible support
Before you continue
Can I rely on this guide?
Use it to understand the process, organize questions and choose the next step. It does not make a government decision or replace advice for an individual case.
What changes most often?
Eligibility rules, forms, fees, processing information, program availability, service hours and contact details can change. The review dates below show when our sources were checked.
When should I get help?
Use a verified settlement or community service for navigation. Seek an authorized professional when legal interpretation, strategy, a refusal, a hearing or an important deadline is involved.
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Official sources checked
The guide above is written to answer the practical question on DurhamImmigration.com. These links are supporting evidence and the final place to confirm details that can change. Last reviewed: August 30, 2026.