WARMLINE.ORG is a non-profit based in Massachusetts that is staffed by volunteers. WARMLINE.ORG has two primary objectives. First, to provide a searchable database of WARMLINES throughout the country to allow people living with mental health issues and/or substance use disorders with a means to find help. WARMLINE.ORG has collected massive amounts of data about each WARMLINE including contact information and hours of operation to allow the database to provide users with very specific information about any WARMLINE. The second objective is to provide the staff of WARMLINES with resources and training material to help them in their objective to help others.
Our website addresses are: https://warmline.org. & https://warmlines.org
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