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Organizations in New York State | Council of Jewish Organizations of Flatbush |
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| What Is Provided: | Counseling and support groups, advocacy, crisis intervention, case management, employment services, senior services and legal services |
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| For Whom: | South Brooklyn residents |
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| Contact: | Call (718) 377-2900 or visit www.cojoflatbush.org |
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| Other Languages: | Arabic, French, Hebrew, Hungarian, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, Yiddish |
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| Faithful Response |
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| What Is Provided: | Free mental health care, counseling and case management services |
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| For Whom: | Individuals struggling with the effects of 9/11 and related events |
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| Contact: | Call (516) 679-0080 or visit www.faithfulresponse.org |
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| Other Languages: | Italian, Spanish |
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| F-E-G-S Health and Human Services System |
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| What Is Provided: | Employment and training, career development, behavioral health, developmentaldisabilities, residential, rehabilitation, family and homecare services |
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| For Whom: | People who are economically disadvantaged |
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| Contact: | Call (212) 366-8038 or visit www.fegs.org |
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| LifeNet (Mental Health Association of New York City) |
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| What Is Provided: | Telephone hotline providing free, confidential crisis intervention, referral and information |
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| For Whom: | Primarily serves the NYC area but can connect callers to referral hotlines throughout the United States |
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| Contact: | Call (800) 543-3638 (English)
(212) 982-5284 (TTY for Deaf/Hearing Impaired)
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| Other Languages: | Spanish, Chinese, and Deaf |
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| Mental Health Association of Westchester County |
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| What Is Provided: | Individual, marriage, and family counseling crisis intervention, mental health treatment, rehabilitation, education and training, advocacy and community events |
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| For Whom: | Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services personnel and their families, and others affected by 9/11 who reside in Westchester |
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| Contact: | Call (914) 345-5900 ext. 240 or visit www.mhawestchester.org |
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| Program for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress |
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| What Is Provided: | Mental health services with expertise in diagnosis and treatment of trauma, anxiety and mood disorders |
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| For Whom: | Individuals and their families affected by 9/11, veterans and members of the military |
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| Contact: | Call (212) 821-0783 or visit www.patss.com |
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| Response of Suffolk County |
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| What Is Provided: | 24/7 crisis intervention hotline - free, anonymous and confidential, and online crisis counseling service; online chats M-F (5-11 p.m.) |
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| For Whom: | Suffolk County residents |
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| Contact: | Call (631) 751-7500 (English) or
(631)751-7423 (Spanish - only available M-F, 5 - 10 pm) or visit responsehotline.org |
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| Other Languages: | Chinese, and Spanish |
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| The St. Mark’s Place Institute |
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| What Is Provided: | Mental health and substance abuse services |
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| For Whom: | Anyone in New York City |
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| Contact: | Contact Peter Turco at (212) 982-3470 and ask for the 9/11 Wellness and Recovery Program |
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| Other Languages: | French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, and Ukranian |
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| Sky Help |
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| What Is Provided: | Two-or four-day small group “resilience and rebuilding” workshops |
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| For Whom: | Uniformed, civilian, and volunteer personnel who have served in 9/11 rescue/recovery efforts; returning veterans and individuals returning from recent disasters; caregivers, survivors, chaplains, and trauma responders |
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| Contact: | Call (877) 759-4357 or visit www.skyhelp.org |
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| StoryCorps |
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| What Is Provided: | Opportunity to honor and record stories about the lives of those who were lost on 9/11 |
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| For Whom: | Anyone who wants to share a story related to 9/11 |
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| Contact: | The StoryBooth in New York City is located in Grand Central Terminal.
To make a reservation or for additional locations, call 646-723-7027 or visit www.storycorps.org/initiatives/september-11th |
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| Other Languages: | Interviews can be conducted in any language |
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| World Cares Center |
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| What Is Provided: | Disaster preparedness training |
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| For Whom: | Civilians and emergency managers |
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| Contact: | Call (212) 563-7570 or (800) 975-4281 or visit www.worldcares.org |
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Organizations Outside New York StateNational | LifeNet (Mental Health Association of New York City) |
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| What Is Provided: | Telephone hotline providing free, confidential crisis intervention, referral and information |
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| For Whom: | Primarily serves the NYC area but can connect callers to referral hotlines throughout the United States |
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| Contact: | Call (800) 543-3638 (English)
(212) 982-5284 (TTY for Deaf/Hearing Impaired) |
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| Other Languages: | Spanish, and Chinese |
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Connecticut | Connecticut Information Line |
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| What Is Provided: | Telephone hotline providing information about community services, referrals to human services, and crisis intervention |
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| For Whom: | Any Connecticut resident |
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| Contact: | Call 211 or (800) 203-1234 (outside of Connecticut) |
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| Other Languages: | All languages |
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Illinois Massachusetts | Massachusetts 9/11 Fund |
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| What Is Provided: | Direct services, information and referral, community building and advocacy |
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| For Whom: | Families in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island who lost loved ones on 9/11 |
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| Contact: | Call (866) 386-3911 or visit www.massfund.org |
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New Jersey | Jewish Family and Vocational Services of Middlesex County |
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| What Is Provided: | Mental health services including community education/wellness activities, individual therapy, support groups, and advocacy and immigration services, meals on wheels and a food pantry |
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| For Whom: | WTC evacuees, families, and dependents of the deceased, affected residents, injured survivors, and recovery workers |
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| Contact: | Call intake coordinator at (732) 777-1940 or visit www.jfvs.org |
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| New Jersey Vets Helpline |
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| What Is Provided: | Free and confidential mental health helpline |
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| For Whom: | New Jersey veterans of all wars and their families; military personnel, including National Guard and Reserve Personnel, who were deployed to the WTC site and/or Iraq |
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| Contact: | Call (866) 838-7654 or visit www.njveteranshelpline.org |
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| Other Languages: | Spanish |
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| Sky Help |
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| What Is Provided: | Two-or four-day small group “resilience and rebuilding” workshops |
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| For Whom: | Uniformed, civilian, and volunteer personnel who have served in 9/11 rescue/recovery efforts; returning veterans, and individuals returning from recent disasters; caregivers, survivors, chaplains, and trauma responders |
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| Contact: | Call (877) 759-4357 or visit www.skyhelp.org |
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See AlsoSocial ServicesOnline ResourcesAmerican Psychiatric Association American Psychological Association Help Center Mental Health America: Coping with Disaster National Center for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Information Center National Center for Victims of Crime National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism National Institute on Drug Abuse Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration National Institute of Mental Health - Anxiety Disorders University of Michigan Depression Center Reports & PublicationsDetecting and Treating Depression in Adults  (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene) Depression It's Treatable (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene) Is 9/11 affecting your health? (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene) Management of Depression - 2010 Update (Intermountain Health Care) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene) Post Ripple Effect: The Crisis in NYC’s Low-Income Communities after September 11th (Urban Justice Center) Linking Criteria
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