Crisis Hotlines & Resources

Well over half (55.5%) of South Carolinian adults do not receive any treatment for their mental health issues. Out of the 4.8 million residents, nearly 4.5% of adults suffer from a serious mental illness. Mental Health America currently ranks South Carolina 37th out of 51 states (including DC) for access to mental healthcare. While not in the bottom ten, SC is indeed in the bottom quadrant. If you’re struggling with depression or anxiety, it’s important to know you’re not alone. In South Carolina, more than a third of adults had symptoms of anxiety or depression in February 2021. The first step to recovering from these common mental health problems is to find out what resources are available to help you.

If you’re searching for a suicide prevention hotline in South Carolina, it’s likely you’re in a difficult spot. First of all, well done for reaching out! Getting help is the first step to better mental health. No shortage of providers (or shortage of funds) should ever prevent you from getting the help you deserve. The following resources are free of charge, confidential, and available to all South Carolina residents. Help yourself or someone you love today.

Mental Health Hotline

Important Note and Disclaimer: The information provided in this website is for general knowledge and informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical or legal advice. It is essential to consult with a qualified mental health and/or wellness professional for any health concerns and/or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.