Every day, we work with under-served communities to better understand the barriers they face, their specific needs, and build hope by offering support. Check out the website that we created to honor influential Black Americans and to share data … [Read more...]
Happy You Year!
With your help, we raised $105,000 that will support our efforts of preventing substance abuse and suicide and promoting mental wellness. We have so much amazing work planned for 2020, and we are grateful to have support from friends like you! … [Read more...]
Sela’s Story of Hope
Every day, Lines for Life answers hundreds of crisis calls from people who have lost hope. From suicidal thoughts to drug addiction to senior loneliness and more, we answer these calls ready to listen, ready to connect, and ready to build the hope that … [Read more...]
Make a difference
At Lines for Life, the services we provide are made possible by your contribution. Your support will allow us to continue our work around-the-clock as we field more crisis calls than ever before. Learn how you can make a difference. … [Read more...]
David’s Story
David Rodriguez Crisis Intervention Specialist Crisis Lines Team For half of my life, my mental health and mental illness has been at the center of my journey. I am fortunate enough to have a strong support system among family and friends that … [Read more...]
Sarah’s Story
Sarah Fletcher Crisis Intervention Specialist, Crisis Lines Team Lines for Life Life can be beautiful and cruel; at times overwhelming—but nonetheless always changing and providing new opportunities. This fluidity is what makes suicide prevention so … [Read more...]
Angie’s Story
Angie Arledge Crisis Intervention Specialist, Crisis Lines Team Lines for Life At the age of 16, I attended my first funeral. A coworker had taken their own life. I had so many mixed feelings in that moment, but I didn’t know then how much suicide … [Read more...]
Alexis’s Story
Alexis Hilliard Special Projects Coordinator, Crisis Lines Team Lines for Life For some people in my culture, mental illness doesn’t exist. They see it as something you can just snap out of, if you take care of yourself. They say, “You’re not really … [Read more...]
A Message of Hope from Stephen
December 4th, 2002 – I was 19 years old. That was the night that I lost my hope. I couldn’t find it – had no access to it – it was just gone. Even as I wrapped twinkling lights and hung brightly colored ornaments on my tree, I could only see darkness. … [Read more...]
DJ’s Story
David "DJ" Jones Crisis Intervention Specialist, Military Services Team I think that at the time I was 9, my parents’ divorce was an unimaginable event. I didn’t handle it well and by the time I was 16, I was acting out, taking drugs, and drinking. My … [Read more...]
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