I believe that everyone deserves to live their best life. That's why I've created a website filled with resources to help you do just that. From Mental Health to DV to Pregnancy, I have listed a bunch of organizations and hotlines that help you with whatever you are looking for. International resources are listed at the bottom. Xo
NAMI has a ton of resources for varies Mental Health struggles as well as resource directory to help guide you on your journey. They also operate a help line which is available via phone, text, email or chat.
CALL: 1-800-950-6264
TEXT: 62640
VISIT: nami.org/help
EMAIL: helpline@nami.org
SAMHSA is run by the U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services. There is information on drug addiction as well as a Treatment Referral Routing Service which can provide referrals to local treatment facilities. The phone line is available for both english and spanish speakers. The text line is currently only available in english. There is also an online treatment locater. They are available 24/7.
CALL: 1-800-622-4357 (24/7)
TEXT: Your Zip Code To 435748
VISIT: FindTreatment.gov
Mental Health Hotline can help in times of mental health crisis or struggle for you or a loved one as well as offer support to friends and family. They also have a list of resources by state and their helpline is available 24/7.
CALL: 866-903-3787 (24/7)
The Veteran's Crisis Line offers free and confidentional support for military, veterans and their family memebers. You don't have to have V.A. benefits to get some assistance. They are available 24/7 by phone, text or chat.
CALL: 988 Then Press 1
TEXT: 838255
CHAT: CLICK HERE
Vets 4 Warriors is a 24/7 peer support line. You can get help via phone, online chat, email, or you can requst a call back via the website.
*Please note: They are NOT a crisis line. They are a support line. If you are in crisis please call the Veteran's Crisis Line above.
CALL: 1-855-838-8255
CHAT/EMAIL/CALL BACK REQUEST: CLICK HERE
The Marine Corps DSTRESS Line is for members, veterans and family members of the United States Marine Corp. It is availble to "counsel the Marine Corps community through relationship issues, financial problems and other personal crisis and suicidal episodes. Service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the DSTRESS phone line or SKYPE."
CALL: 877-476-7734
VISIT WEBSITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
The Disaster Distress Helpline is there to offer support to anyone who is experiencing distress of other mental health concerns in relation to a disaster through phone or text with counselors who can not only assist in the immediate but can give information and referrals for follow-up care and support. They also offer online peer support communitites for things such as Covid related issues and first responders, as well as mass violence events.
CALL: 1-800-985-5990 (24/7)
CHAAD is available for people to find resources and get information regarding ADHD during all stages of life. They have a large provider directory, tons of educational resources ,pareting resources, as well online communities. You may call CHAAD to speak to an ADHD specialist Monday-Friday from 1-5pm Eastern Time.
CALL: 1-866-200-8098
NEDA offers help and support such as screen tools, ways to find treatment and free and low cost care as well as a community to get involved in. They are no longer offering their helpline however you can text NEDA to the crisis text line to get assistance or help if you are struggling or in crisis.
TEXT: NEDA to 741741
Eating Disorder Hope offers education and awareness, treatment information, where to find treatment providers, programs, recovery and support tools, as well as a blog.
VISIT: FIND TREATMENT
The Bulimia Project has a good amount of infomation regarding bulimia, other types of Eating Disoders and co-occuring mental health issues. You can find treatment near you through their treatment directory.
VISIT: FIND TREATMENT
ANAD offers peer dupport groups, one on one online supports, a treatment directory and educational resources. They also operate a helpline that provides both emotional support and refferals. Please note, this helpline is not a crisis line. If you are in crisis, please call 988 or text NEDA to 741741.
CALL: 1-888-375-7767 (Monday-Friday 9-9 Central Standard Time)
PACS has information on all types of mental health disorders including ADHD, Agoraphobia, Bipolar Disorder, Burnout, Claustrophobia, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Hypochondria, OCD, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder and Phobias. There are self help resources such as apps, nurtitional information, breathing exercises etc. You will also find a therapist directory and support groups.
CALL: 1-800-273-2417 24/7
TEXT: CARE to 839863 24/7
Warmlines are hotlines for people who just need to talk. They are not for crisis situations but offer a supportive ear to listen. The website below will take you to a list that is updated consistently that has state by state listing for warmlines available to call.
VISIT: Warmline.org
NEABPD offer an extensive media library, a free course for friends and family members which has educational help as well as skills training. There is also a webinar series with similar infomation due to overwhelming demand for the free course and resources ie providers, non profits, and education.
Mental Health America offers ways to get help, ie crisis resources, warmlines, a mental health test, ways to get help for you, ways to get help for someone else, as well as information and educational resources including webinars, podcasts and a blog.
The International OCD Foundation has informational resources and educational resources such as studies to read, as well as a virutal community you can join, and apps, and books to check out. There is also a directory to find help, a way to locate groups and there is info/assistance for kids with OCD, Hoarding Disorder and Classroom anxiety. You will be able to look at clinics and programs that can help as well.
The Schizophrenia And Psychosis Action Alliance provides informationa and educational resources as well as tool kits for those who are newly diagnosed and caregivers. They have videos and presentations to watch and a way to find and join support groups. They run a helpline that is availble to answer questions, assist with tools and resources and help find support in your community. It is not a crisis line.
CALL: 800-493-2094 Monday-Friday 9-9 All Time Zones
EMAIL: info@sczaction.org
The Asian Mental Health Collective has a goal to normalize and destigmatize mental health in the asian community. Through their website you can access and find support groups, find an asian therpist in the US and Canada, check out their blog as well as sign up for a needs based, first come first serve, free therapy program.
BEAM is dedicated to the wellbeing of the Black Community. They have created a space where you can find a Black therpist, search through a Black virtual wellness directory, find information and resources including programs such as Rebuild, Black Healing, Black Masculinity, Heartspace, Northstar and check out a bunch of wellness tools. They have referenced the Blackline Helpine which I am going to include as a 24/7 hotline.
CALL: 1-800-604-5841 24/7
Darkness Rising offers free community wellness workshops, a Black Mental Health Resource Packet, and has a goal to "provide safe and equitable mental health resources, address issues which directly affect the Black community, connect community members to resources and erase the stigma." They empower the Black community, communities of color, LGBTQIA, and run ReBuild which connects BIPOC formely incarcerated individuals to therapists of color.
VISIT: ReBuild
LatinX Therapy allows you to search for and find a therpist for the LatinX community, find resources ie podcasts, books and apps, and connect with free courses and workshops.
Therapy For LatinX allows you to get match with and/or find a therapist, check out book reccomendations, mental health screenings and national resources.
The Crisis Text Line is availble 24/7 for all kinds of crisis situations. Visit the website to get help for whatever you're struggling with. If you are struggling with self harm, click the link or text the number below.
TEXT: CONNECT to 741741
VISIT: CLICK HERE
The Rape And Incest National Network is the nation's largest anti sexual violence organization. They have lots of informations, ways to help and they also operate the National Sexual Assault Hotline which is available 24/7 in both English and Spanish. They can provide help with crisis intervention and can provide resources and refferals. You can also get help via the chat option.
CALL: 800-656-4673 (24/7)CHAT: online.rainn.org
The National Human Trafficking Hotline offers educational resources , safety planning, the ability to report a tip, awareness resources, and a way to get in contact with local help. They operate a hotline that is availble by phone or text 24/7 in over 200 languages. You can also email them.
CALL: 888-373-7888
TEXT: 233733
The National Domestic Violence Hotline has resources to help educate and identify abuse in various forms, connect with local resources, plan a safe escape and contact conselors 24/7 through their phone hotline, online chat or text messaging system.
CALL: 1-800-799-7233
TEXT: START to 88788
VISIT: ONLINE CHAT
StrongHearts works through the hotline and the National Indigenous Woman's Resource Center to provide a way to get help for yourself, a friend or relative in the Native community. The website also helps you identify abuse, create a safety plan and learn about online safety. You can call their hotline, text or chat online 24/7.
CALL or TEXT: 844-762-8489
VISIT: ONLINE CHAT
Victims Connect Resource Center offers a weekday helpline and text based services for all victims of crime in the United States and it's territories in over 200 languages. Through their helpline you can speak with trained specialists and get referrals for assistance. On the website you are able to get information regarding all types of crimes, civil protection orders, criminal and civil law, financial compensation, victim rights and self care.
CALL or TEXT: 1-855-484-2846
VISIT: ONLINE CHAT
1 In 6 is for male survivors of sexual abuse. On the website you can read survivors stories, get educational information, as well as get help by calling the hotline or chatting annoymously in a group facilitated by a counselor.
CALL: 1-800-656-4673
VISIT: ONLINE CHAT
Male Survivor is an online support forum and chat for male survivors of sexual abuse. You can also find support groups, view webinars and check out the blog and bookstore featuring survivor focused books.
VISIT: FORUM
Stop It Now is an orginazation for the prevention of childhood sexual abuse that provides a help line, help and resources through email, as well as online chat services including an interactive "ask now" advice column. You can get educational resources including preventative tools and resource guides and webinar and training videos.
CALL: 1-888-773-8368 (Check Website For Hours)
EMAIL: CLICK HERE
VISIT: CLICK HERE
Pandora's Project is "a non profit organziation dedicated to providing support and resources to survivors of rape and sexual abuse iand their friends and family." You can get support through their online support group which includes a message board , chat rooms and blogs. There is also a library of articles to get information.
VISIT: FORUM
Child Help Hotline is a 24/7 hotline that allows you to speak with a professional crisis counselor through a phone call, text or chat. You can find resources for children/teens, parents and educators. You can also use an interactive map that gives you the information on how to report child abuse in your state.
CALL or TEXT: 1-800-422-4453
VISIT: CLICK HERE
The Elder Protection Center has a bunch of information and resources in regards to elder abuse. You can search for help/hotlines to call by state.
VISIT: CLICK HERE
RetireGuide is "health and wealth" website that is dedicated to providing accurate information about retirement and living a prosperous 2nd act of life. They have put together a resource guide/information about elder abuse which includes signs and symptoms, the different types of elder abuse, how to get help/report suspected abuse as well as what to expect after reporting abuse. You can also find state specific assistance.
VISIT: Informational Guide
VISIT: How To Report
The DOD Safe Helpline offers crisis support to members of the DOD community and their families that have been affected by sexual assault. They provide confidential, anonymous one on one support via phone, or chat anywhere world wide, 24/7. There is also a free app you can download and get help directly from the app. There are some resources as well as a self paced educational program and a discussion room.
CALL: 877-995-5247
VISIT: CLICK HERE
DISCUSSION ROOM: CLICK HERE
APP: CLICK HERE
BTSADV is an organization that has a blog, educational resources and survivor support including a survivor tool kit, a page for male survivors, and those in the LGBTQIA+ community. They also run the survivors help line where you can talk with other other survivors and get support. It is not a crisis line.
CALL: 1-855-287-1777 (Monday-Saturday 9-6 Pacific Standard Time)
Take Back The Night is a huge organization with a wide reach. On their website you will find resources by state, national resources as well as international resources. There are opportunities to find chapters and start a local chapter. They also have 24/7 access to legal assistance for survivors of sexual assault, rape and other sexual violence. They're alligned with every walk of life including male survivors and those in the LGBTQIA community.
LEGAL HOTLINE: CLICK HERE
Safe Horizon operates a 24/7 hotline. They have information and resources for different kinds of abuse including domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, trafficking, stalking, youth homeless and other crimes/abuse ie robbery, harassment, gang violence, community violence etc. They can help via phone call or online chat.
CALL: 1-800-621-4673
VISIT: CLICK HERE
Darkness To Light has a mission to end child sexual abuse. There are plenty of resources, ways to get involved and a 24/7 crisis helpline. They have a list of resources at the state and national levels.
CALL: 800-656-4673
TEXT: LIGHT to 741741
The Me Too Resource Library has a TON of resources available for you to find what works for you. They have hotlines, in-person help, online chats, and digital self help resources.
VISIT THE ME TOO WEBSITE: CLICK HERE
Part of the U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services, SAMHSA has on online treatment locator, national referrals and assistance on a 24/7 confidential line, and tons of resources and educational information.
CALL: 1-800-662-4357
VISIT: TREATMENT LOCATOR
VISIT: FIND HELP PAGE
Genius Recovery allows you to search for hotlines, programs, bloggers, podacasts, website, organizations and apps all geared towards recovery.
VISIT: HELP PAGE
Though the website for Alcoholics Anonymous, you can find meetings near you, learn about the program, get some educational resources for youself and take a self assesment.
VISIT: FIND A CENTER NEAR YOU
Narcotic Anonymous allows you to find a meeting near you and get some information regarding meetings. They also have a section of things you can read including literature from members.
VISIT: FIND A MEETING NEAR YOU
Nar-anon is a 12 step group for the friends and family members of addicts. You can find a meeting new you, find a virtual meeting and get some helpful information.
VISIT: FIND A MEETING NEAR YOU
In The Rooms is a global online recovery community where you can attend live meetings, join discussion groups, read blogs and articles and gain a huge online support system. Topics discussed go beyond addiction and include mental health, health and wellness, nutrition, relationships, family, spirtuality and much more. You can also find treatment through their website.
"Herren Project is a national nonprofit organization providing free resources and support for the treatment, recovery and prevention of substance use disorder. Treatment and recovery services include treatment placement assistance, long-term recovery support for individuals and families, online support groups, as well as scholarships for treatment programs, recovery housing and recovery coaching."
For More Info Visit Their Website OR
CALL: 401-243-8590
EMAIL: info@herrenproject.org
SMART Recovery is a program that addresses recovery and has a section for friends and family members as well. They have free online meetings, local meetings, a message board, 24/7 cha trooms and a good amount of additional resources and educational information.
The National Council On Problem Gambling allows you to look at programs and resources. as well as find treatment and help. They have a hotline called the compulsive gambling hotline which is availble 24/7 in all 50 states. You can also get help via text or online chat.
CALL: 1-800-426-2537
TEXT: 800426
CHAT: 1800gamblerchat.org
(If You Are A Teen Or A Young Person Please See The Section For Teens/Young People)
The Trans Lifeline is a crisis line for the trans community. They are availble 24/7 and are completely confidential. They also have a very large library of resources and helpful articles and tools to assist.
CALL: 877-565-8860 (24/7)
VISIT: RESOURCES LIBRARY
LGBT National Hotline operates a multitude of hotlines as seen below. They also operate a peer support chat during the same hours as the hotline.
CALL: 888-843-4564 (Monday-Friday 1-9 Pacific Standard Time & Saturday 9-2 Pacific Standard Time)
VISIT: PEER SUPPORT CHAT
For Senior members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Operates during the same hours as the hotline above.
CALL: 888-234-7243
A coming out support line for all ages. It operates during the same hours as the two above.
CALL: 888-688-5428
SAGE provides advocacy, discussion about long term care equality, housing, and connects to the National Resource Center On LGBTQ+ aging. They run a variety of programs such as SAGECents, (a digital wellness platform to increase financial stability) SAGEConnect (a phone buddy program) SAGETable and the SAGEHotline. They also have a ton of educational informaton and a section on rights and resources.
CALL: 877-360-5428 (24/7 Available in english/Spanish and translation in 180 languages)
Planned Parenthood offers resources and educational information on sexual and reproductive health as well as clinics that treat reprouctive health matters ie, birth control, STD testing and pregnancy tests/abortions and resources for wanted and unwanted pregnancies alike. You can make an appointment on their website, via their app or call them.
CALL: 1-800-230-7526 (PLAN)
VISIT: GET CARE
I Need An A has almost every resource you could think of to assist in getting an abotion. You can filter help by gas money, transportation assistance, food assistance, procedure funding, wage replacement, and emotional support to name a few. *Please be careful and make sure you know your state laws
VISIT: CLICK HERE
Speaking of knowing your state laws, Noise For Now has an ability to see your state laws and search by state. The website also has a way to search for clinics, abortion funds and provides resources and information.
VISIT: RESOURCES
The National Network Of Abortion Funds is an interactive map to help you find local abortion funds. You can also donate via the website in order to help someone else get assistance when they need it, shop to support the cause and get some information.
Exhale ProVoice offers non-judgmental post abortion support through a textline to the U.S. and Canada. It is also availble for partners, parernts, family members, friends, and allies including mental health clinicians, abortion service providers, doulas and all others offering abortion related care.
*If you'd rather call, please see the follow 2 resources.
TEXT: 617-749-2948 (Weekdays 3-9pm, Saturday 1-9pm, Sunday 3-7pm Pacific Standard Time)
If you'd rather call, All Options is a talkline. You can also find support on their website and resources.
CALL: 1-888-493-0092 (Monday-Friday 10-1am, Saturday and Sunday 10-6pm Eastern Time)
Connect And Breathe is also a talkline. You can also find support on their website and resources.
CALL: 1-866-647-1764
(Monday 7-10pm, Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday 6-9pm, Saturday 12-3pm Eastern Time)
The Crisis Pregnancy Center Map discusses "fake crisis centers" that are really pro-life based organizations. Full disclosure, when I was 16 and pregnant, I went to one of these centers. I didn't know it then but looking back it all makes sense. I had already chose to parent my daughter and I took advantage of the resources they did provide, which was clothes and supplies every other week after attending a speaking lecture. I am including this because I believe everyone should be able to choose.
American Adoptions has a good amount of information for those thinking about placing their baby up for for adoption as well potential adoptive parents. It looks like they specialize in open adoptions and they have a 24/7 hotline to call.
CALL: 1-800-236-7846
Adoption Network has a plethera of information for both potential adoptive parents and birth parents. You can also check out families that are waiting to adopt a baby. They also have a decently sized resource center with adoption links and books to read.
CALL: 1-800-236-7846
VISIT: RESOURCES
VISIT: CONTACT PAGE
Brave Love is an organizatoin that focuses on the birth mother and offers ways for birth moms and expectant moms to connect to eachother as well a plenty of resources to assist them through and after the adoption process.
Women's Health is a government website that is part of the Health and Human Services Department. They have a bunch of information pertaining to pregnancy and on the website you can search for a health clinic near you. You can also find out how to get health insurance and free/low cost prenatal care amongst other things. Its a good resource for educational information.
CALL: 1-800-311-2229 (Will connect you with the Health Department in your area)
American Pregnancy is a website for all things pregnancy. There is information on unplanned pregancy, getting pregnant and conception health, having a healthy pregnancy, healthy recipes foryouto try, a blog, a provider search, an ovulation calendar, a due date calculator. a baby name directory and live help.
CALL: 1-800-672-2296
The National Parenting Center was "founded with the intention of providing the most comprehensive and responsible parenting advice to parents everywhere." You can choose to browse advice/support by age group, and/or category from pregnancy, newborn, infant, toddler, pre-school, pre-teen and adolescence. Each section has pages worth of educational information.
The National Parenting Helpline allows you get emotional support from a trained advocate through their helpline. You can also find support at the state level and check out articvles and The National Parenting Hotline's Blog.
CALL: 1-855-427-2736 (Monday-Friday 10-7 Pacific Standard Time)
The V.A. Page for unhoused people has information and programs for veterans as well as family members and spouses. They can assist with housing solutions, health care, and community employment services.
CALL: 877-424-3838
HEALTH CARE BENEFITS: 877-222-8387
H.U.D. has a list of local assistance for unhoused people, a search to find shelters, food pantires, health clinics and clothes near you.
VISIT: FIND HELP
VISIT: LOCAL RESOURCES
Miracle Messages offers reunion services where you can get help finding an unhoused loved one/relative. You can call their hotline, fill out the online form on their website or email them. Miracle Friends allows you to volunteer to assist, or, refer an unhoused person to be a phone buddy offering 100% virtual and phone companionship without using your real number. Miacle Money allows donations and you can read how funds were used to help.
CALL: 1-800- 647-7968
EMAIL: hello@miraclemessages.org
Family Promise is a service to assist with unhoused families. On their website you can search for an affiliate that can help with anearly 200 affiliates in 43 states. You can also find ways to get involved and donate if you are able to.
VISIT: FIND AN AFFILIATE
Through the LSC website you can search for a LSC legal aid organization near you to assist with low cost/free legal help. You can also visit LAW HELP to look up information, search for answers to legal questions and find free legal forms.
VISIT: FIND LEGAL AID
VISIT: LAW HELP
Find Help is a straight forward website where you can search by zip code to find support for financial assistance, food pantries, medical care and other free or reduced cost help.
Community Solutions has both educational infomation as well as resource locator.
VISIT: RESOURCE LOCATOR
Through Frontdoor National Fair Housing you can get matched with programs that can help if you are facing eviction or need rental assistance.
The National Runaway Safeline offers help for youth/teens like a 24/7 hotline, live chat, email, and a forum where you can search through topics. They also have programs like Home Free which provides a free bus ticket home or a safe living place, local referrals for services ie shelter/mental health and mediation/message services.
CALL: 1-800-786-2929 (24/7)
CHAT: CLICK HERE
EMAIL: CLICK HERE
Covenant House offers youth facing homelessness and trafficking at no cost. They also offer help for young parents/pregnant youth. You can search by zip code to find one of their shelter's nearest to you. If you can not find one close enough, please call 211 or the National Runaway Safeline to find more options.
Boys Town operates a 24/7 crisis line where counselors can help with mental health issues, abuse, bullying/peer issues, and relationships. They also operate the website Your Life Your Voice which is designed for pre-teens/teens/young people and has tons of information and resources as well as a Q&A forum and a mood journal app.
CALL: 800-448-3000 (24/7)
TEXT: VOICE to 20121
EMAIL: CLICK HERE
APP: CLICK HERE
The Trevor Project has a bunch of help and resources for young people in the LGBTQ community. They operate a 24/7 crisis line with trained counselors via phone, text and chat. There are alot of resources with topics like sexual orientation, gender identity, mental health, and community. They also have Trevor Space which is an international moderated community for ages 13-24.
CALL: 1-866-488-7386
TEXT: START To 678678
CHAT: CLICK HERE
TREVOR SPACE: CLICK HERE
The youth line of the LGBT National support hotlines. Call a 24/7 hour crisis line or 911 if you are experiecing a crisis or having suicidal thoughts. The National Suicide Prevention line is 988.
CALL: 800-246-7743 (Monday-Friday 1-9 And Saturday 9-2 Pacific Standard Time)
Give Us The Floor is where you can join a teen only, safe support group. While there are 3 main ghelpisaclickawayroups (LGBTQIA+/Mental Health/Trans & Non-Binary) each group will discuss all components. There is also a resource page that has information for things like college guides, cyber bullying, BIPOC mental health and substance abuse.
RESOURCE PAGE: CLICK HERE
Help Is A Click Away is for hildren (minors) to connect with help if they are in a neglectful or abusive situation. You can call, text or chat online with someone who can listen and assit you finding help. You can also search for resources by state and find support groups/meetings for children of addicts/abuse/neglect/affected by seperation or divorce.
CHAT/HOTLINE INFO/SUPPORT GROUPS: CLICK HERE
"STOMP Out Bullying is dedicated to changing the culture for all students. It works to reduce and prevent bullying, cyberbullying and other digital abuse, educates against homophobia, LGBTQ discrimination, racism and hatred, and deters violence in schools, online and in communities across the country." They offer a crisis chatline for kids/teens via their website.
VISIT: ONLINE CHAT (Tuesday 7pm-12am, Wednesday 8pm-12am Eastern Time) *AGES 13-24
Suicide.org has a bunch of articles/information/resources as well as a large list of hotlines for the U.S. AND a GIANT list of International hotlines searchable by country. They have many, many countries from Argentina to Trinadad and Tobago.
U.S. HOTLINES: CLICK HERE
INTERNATIONAL HOTLINES: CLICK HERE
The United Way Helpline is available 24/7 from anywhere in the U.S. You can get help and resources for things such as mental health, substance abuse, health care, financial assistance and disaster recovery.
CALL: 211
Help Guide has help lines for things like abuse/addiction/eating disorders/bullying/greif and loss/LGBTQ+/teens/vets/suicide prevention and self harm, from countries such as the U.S., Canada, the U.K., South Africa, New Zealand, the Philippines, Ireland, Australia and India as well as emergency numbers for each country.
SEARCH BY COUNTRY: CLICK HERE
On Befrienders.org you can search for suicide prevention and helplines in almost every country and in almost every language. You can get some information on how to helop yourself and others,.
SEARCH BY COUNTRY: CLICK HERE
Find A Helpline allows you to search for hotlines by country. When I say they have every most every country.
The Deaf Hotline offers 24/7 support and an online chat for abuse survivors that are deaf or hard of hearing. They have a videos on their website in American Sign Language to assist and explain more on how to get help.
The National Grad Crisis Line is for graduate students to get free, confidential crisis intervention, suicide prevention and information and referral services.
CALL: 877-472-3457
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