Mental Health Resources

in Calumet, Outagamie, and Winnebago Counties and Beyond

Mental Health Resources & Supports

Finding the right mental health support can feel overwhelming. This site brings together trusted information and resources to help you find support for yourself or someone you care about, whether you need help now, are waiting to access services or are looking for resources tailored to specific needs and communities.

Looking for local mental health services? Search the United Way 211 database for detailed, regularly updated listings of mental health and community resources. You can also explore resources developed and curated by The Northeast Wisconsin Mental Health Connection, including Support Others, Support Yourself; While You Wait; Strong Minds 4 Men; and resources for specific communities.

How Can We Help?

Search United Way 211’s comprehensive interactive database for mental health providers, support services and other community resources in Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond.

Need immediate help? Click here for emergency hotlines and numbers.

On a waiting list for mental health services? Click here for other supports and services that can help support you.
Find practical guidance, tips and resources to support your own mental health or help someone you care about.

Resources by Community

LGBTQ+

Mental Health Resources for the LGBTQ+ Community and Allies

BIPOC

Mental Health Resources for the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) Communities

Men

Mental health tools, information and resources designed to help men manage stress, strengthen well-being and know when and how to seek help.

New Parents

Mental health resources, local services and support for new and expecting parents navigating pregnancy, postpartum and the transition to parenthood.

Grief Support

Connects people experiencing grief with local support groups, resources, education and compassionate support throughout Northeast Wisconsin.

Substance Use Recovery

Connects people with local substance use, recovery and support resources in Winnebago County through an easy-to-navigate app.