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Additional 211 Resources
3 Ways to Use 211
You can use 211 in three ways:
- Dial 2-1-1 on your phone to speak with an agent.
- Search for services in your community at SC211.org.
- Text "Help" to 211-211.
What to know when you call 211
- The 211 operator will ask you a few questions to get to know your needs better and understand your eligibility for services. You can expect a calm, compassionate individual who will be responding to your requests.
- Be sure to have a pen and paper handy! The operator will provide you with a list of agencies that may be able to provide assistance. This includes important details such as who to call, when to arrive and what to bring
211 Toolkit
211 Report
Reports provided by 211 show how many people are accessing services and which services are in the highest demand in the Cherokee, Spartanburg, and Union counties. This allows United Way of the Piedmont to understand emerging and ongoing needs and work with partners on ways to address needs and gaps.
For questions or additional information on 211 resources, please contact Sarah Daniel at
sdaniel@uwpiedmont.org.
FINANCiAL & Economic Mobility
MENTAL HEALTH
List of Services
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HEALTH LEARNING TOOLList Item 1
SharpenFamily is a free tool and app that contains a library of over 400 modules on health topics to help you and your family improve your mental health and beyond.
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SUPPORT FROM SOMEONE WHO'S BEEN THEREList Item 2
The Eubanks Center is a Peer-Support Living Room, a safe space for individuals struggling with issues like mental illness and addiction. The Living Room is staffed by peer-support specialists who provide free support and resources in order to prevent a crisis.
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FIND LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCESList Item 3
The Behavioral Health Resource Guide is a comprehensive list of behavioral and mental health providers in Cherokee, Spartanburg, and Union counites.
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SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE
If you are in crisis or contemplating suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or SC Department of Mental Health's mobile crisis line at 1-833-364-2274.