Hawaii Mental Health Hotlines

Mental health struggles can be challenging to deal with. An estimated 26.5% of adults in Hawaii reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety or depression in one recent survey, compared to 32.3% nationwide. It’s estimated that 10,000 young people in Hawaii are living with depression. Many Hawaii residents struggle to get mental health support because they’re uninsured or concerned about having to go out of network for their mental health care. By calling a mental health hotline, Hawaii residents can get started on the road to recovery. There are many statewide organizations that can help people get support with their mental health. These providers offer free, confidential assistance to any Hawaii resident who requires it. If you or someone close to you is struggling with anxiety, depression or other mental health concerns, contact one of the following organizations today.

Mental Health Hotlines for Hawaiians

National Mental Health Hotline

The National Mental Health Hotline in Hawaii connects people to mental health specialists in their area. Call any time to request support. A trained professional will take your call and provide compassionate, confidential assistance. A world of resources is waiting for you at the end of the phone line. The National Mental Health Hotline is open to all U.S. citizens.

(866) 903-3787

Hawaii CARES

The Adult Mental Health Division of the Hawaii Department of Mental Health sponsors the Hawaii CARES hotline. This mental health helpline is available 24 hours a day to support people who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Simply call, text or visit the Hawaii CARES website to access the web chat for mental health support.

Call: (800) 753-6879
Text: 988

Non-profit Solutions in Hawaii

Bobby Benson Treatment Center, Kahuku

This treatment center offers residential care and addiction treatment services in a 30-bed facility that works with both adults and adolescents. The facility is state-licensed and operates as a nonprofit.

(808) 380-6111

Ku Aloha Ola Mau, Honolulu

With branches in Honolulu and Hilo, Ku Aloha Ola Mau is a nonprofit organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. It accepts TRICARE, Medicaid and Medicare and provides counseling, therapy and medication-assisted rehabilitation treatments.

(808) 538-0704

Women In Need, Oahu

Women In Need works with female domestic violence survivors and those who have recently been incarcerated, are homeless or are struggling with substance abuse. It’s a nonprofit organization offering outpatient care, telehealth and ongoing relapse prevention. A variety of funding options are available.

(808) 486-1996

Call Today for the Help You Need

For those who are struggling with substance abuse as well as other mental health challenges, free rehab facilities can be a lifeline. Our mental health hotline can help you find the right treatment options for your needs. Whatever your mental health challenges, know that we can offer actionable steps to help you lead a better life. Call us now to start your journey to recovery.