At School?
Go to the Counseling Center (across from the Media Center)
– They'll connect you to a Student Support Team staff member.All you need to say is, "I need to talk with someone."
– You don't need to say why.
In a Crisis?
If you or someone you know are experiencing a crisis, are unsafe, or need immediate assistance—please call 911. The resources listed below are available any time of the day or night:
EMERGENCY
911 — Call or text for any safety concerns or immediate emergencies
402-441-6000 — Lincoln Police Department (non-emergency)
SUPPORT HOTLINES
Lincoln Crisis Helpline (Centerpointe) — 402-475-6695
Overwhelmed? Stressed? Angry? Lonely? Feeling powerless? This local helpline for teens, adults, and families to listen and to talk things out.Nebraska Family Helpline — 1-888-866-8660
Free advice or support for students and guardians in a variety of areas, including family taking care of children of any age and other family issues.Your Life Your Voice — 1-800-448-3000 or text VOICE to 20121
A national support for when you're feeling alone, hopeless, at risk of harming yourself, or having suicidal thoughts. (You can even call if you aren't in a crisis and just want to talk with someone for a little extra support.)
LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
LPS Safe to Say
Allows anyone to report a safety concern or tip that will be followed up on by LPS personnel.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
MyLNK
Visit the website or download the smartphone app for a list of local community resources that can assist with needs such as food, housing, medical care, and more.211
Dial if you have limited access to the internet or need help connecting to local resources in Lincoln or another city/state.