CRISIS SUPPORT
If you or someone you care about needs support now, reach out to one of these services. You do not have to navigate a crisis alone.
Need help right now?
Call or text 988 for free, confidential mental health and suicide crisis support, available 24/7. You can also chat online.
If someone is in immediate physical danger or needs emergency medical care, call 911.
Mental health support in Utah
Utah Crisis Line and Mobile Crisis Outreach
Call or text 988. A crisis worker can talk with you and, when appropriate, connect you with a local mobile crisis team.
Utah Warm Line
For non-emergency peer support, call 801-587-1055. Available daily, 8 a.m.–11 p.m. Mountain time.
NAMI Utah
Education, support groups, and help finding mental health resources. Call 801-323-9900. This is not a crisis line.
University of Utah Health — Huntsman Mental Health Institute Crisis Care Center
Walk-in psychiatric assessment and crisis stabilization for adults 18 and older, available 24/7. No appointment needed.
955 West 3300 South
South Salt Lake, UT 84119
General information: 801-583-2500. For immediate crisis support, call or text 988.
Intermountain LDS Hospital Behavioral Health Access Center
Assessment and help with serious mental health concerns. Call 801-408-8330.
Domestic violence support
Utah Domestic Violence Coalition LINKLine
Call or text 800-897-5465 for confidential support and referrals, 24/7.
YWCA Utah
Safety planning, shelter, and advocacy. Call the 24-hour crisis line at 801-537-8600.
Sexual assault support
Utah Sexual Violence HelpLine
24-hour confidential support through the Rape Recovery Center: 801-736-4356 (English) or 801-924-0860 (Spanish).
For additional guidance on supporting someone in crisis, see the Live On Utah playbook.