Mental Health Resources

State Center Community College District continues to be here to offer support and would like to share some additional resources for students and families as our community deals with COVID-19.

Fresno County Behavioral Health Warm Line

Non-emergency emotional and coping support. Operators provide supportive listening, practical and coping ideas, and information on how to get connected to behavioral health services.

tel: 559-600-WARM (9276)
Monday – Friday 8:00 – 5:00.

Non-emergency emotional and coping support. Operators provide supportive listening, practical and coping ideas, and information on how to get connected to behavioral health services.

For Emergencies Dial 911

tel: 911

Mental Health Resources and Information

tel: 1-800-654-3937

NAMI Helpline

tel: 559-224-2469

Fresno County Crisis Line

tel: 559-600-6760

Crisis Text Line

text: 741741
Crisis Text Line Website

Central Valley Suicide Prevention Hotline

tel: 1-800-506-5991
Central Valley Suicide Prevention Lifeline on Facebook
Central Valley Suicide Prevention Lifeline Website

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

tel: 1-800-273-8255

National Youth Crisis Helpline

tel: 1-800-999-9999

Anxiety and Coping with Coronavirus Website in English
Anxiety and Coping with Coronavirus Website in Spanish

Visit Health and Psychological Services for additional information and assistance.