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This resource was compiled and released by 1M4 to reduce law enforcement interactions with those needing a health-centered response.
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CIT International agrees that mental health crises need a mental health response. See their official statement HERE.
Each service has its specific policies regarding costs. You may find some services to be free, while others might have a fee. It’s best to review their listing detail or contact them directly for further information.
Each service listing has detailed contact information. You can reach out to them directly using the provided information.
You can use the search bar to find services by keyword or location. You can search by what you are looking for or your location to view relevant resources. You can also read more about each service to understand what they offer and how to reach them.
Note: We are constantly improving the directory’s usability. So, keep an eye on more user-friendly upgrades.
We follow rigorous privacy policies to protect your information. You can use our directory without sharing personal details, and any information shared for the purpose of reviews or testimonials is handled with strict data protection procedures. Read our privacy policy here.
The Right Response is a directory exclusively dedicated to resources that can come to you.
Hotlines and warm lines have value; however, for the purposes of reducing law enforcement involvement and incarceration, this directory is exclusively for teams with the staffing, resources, and infrastructure to come to your location.
We regularly review and update the service listings. However, it’s always a good idea to double-check any details directly with the service provider.
Yes, the directory is free to use. We aim to make services accessible to everyone in the United States.
You can submit an organization here for review.
This directory is provided free of charge to the community by 1M4 through the grant partnership of Players Coalition. To support the continuation of compiling lifesaving resources, donate directly to 1M4 HERE
This directory provides a list of alternative response, community response and mobile crisis teams as alternatives to police response. We aim to aid in addressing situations such as mental health crises, behavioral health issues, and substance use emergencies without traditional police involvement.
If you find any discrepancies or inaccuracies in a listing, we invite you to report it. We are committed to maintaining the integrity and usefulness of the data on our directory. Read about how you can suggest an edit by clicking here.
To provide those seeking help with the right response at the right time for their specific need.
We named this resource as a statement and as a question. The Right Response to all needs is not law enforcement. The Right Response depends on the needs of the individual and seeks to utilize the Right team with the Right skillset to meet the need.
