Helplines

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Lebanon County, PA

  • 911 Emergency Services

    Dial 9-1-1 if someone is unresponsive, or if you require the immediate assistance from the police, the fire department, or an ambulance.

    Also dial 9-1-1 before (or immediately after) you administer Narcan (naloxone) to revive someone who has overdosed on opioids.

  • Crisis Intervention Service – 24 hrs

    If you are experiencing a mental health emergency that requires immediate attention, please contact Lebanon County Crisis Intervention at 717-274-3363 or dial 9-8-8.

    24-hour, 7 days/week emergency mental health service provided for persons experiencing anxiety, depression, suicidal or homicidal thoughts

  • Compass Mark Information & Referral

    Our Information & Referral Team offers confidential, individualized support for anyone impacted by addiction, including referrals to treatment and recovery support services at (717) 299-2831.

    Monday – Friday/ 9am to 5pm
    info@compassmark.org
    Web chat at www.compassmark.org

  • PA Get Help Now Helpline

    Individuals seeking treatment or substance use support for themselves or a loved one can call the toll-free PA Get Help Now helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

    The free, confidential hotline is available 24 hours/day, 365 days /year, and staffed by trained professionals.

    Live chat or text message to (17) 216-0905

  • 1-800-GAMBLER

    This 24/7/365 helpline assists people whose lives are impacted by gambling related problems—the individual themselves, or friends and family members.

    Crisis management, referrals to counselors, and information about recovery groups are available.

    Calls are free and entirely confidential. A language line translation service is available in over 200 languages.

    Web chat 

    Text 800GAM

Priority Populations

Funding for individuals without insurance coverage who meet eligibility requirements is offered by the Lebanon County Commission on Drug & Alcohol Abuse. The Commission and its contracted service providers shall give the identified Priority Populations preference to treatment as follows, and in the following order: pregnant individuals who inject drugs; pregnant individuals who use substances; persons who inject drugs; overdose survivors; and veterans.

This list is partially provided to Compass Mark by the Lebanon County Commission on Drug & Alcohol Abuse (the Commission). Compass Mark and the Commission do not specifically endorse the services on this website, but are merely making a comprehensive list available to the general public.