Crisis Resources
Go to your nearest ER or call 911 if you are experiencing an emergency or active suicidal ideation.
Local Resources
- Offers free, confidential support for anyone experiencing a mental health
crisis, thoughts of suicide, or emotional distress. - Available 24/7, the service connects individuals with trained crisis counselors who provide compassionate care and resources.
- By calling or texting 988, individuals can access immediate help for themselves or a loved one, whether they need de-escalation, referrals to mental health services, or someone to listen.
- This easy-to-remember number is part of a nationwide effort to make mental health support more accessible.
- Crisis support over the phone, a mobile outreach option (MCOT) that will respond to persons in their home.
- Receiving Center where individuals from Salt Lake County can access a safe and supportive environment
to help them work through their crisis situation.
- Individuals may spend up to 23 hours at the Receiving Center at no cost.
- If you arrive at the Emergency Room at the University of Utah Hospital or the UNI Receiving Center, you will need to enter the facility alone. See the updated visitor policy.