Division of Behavioral Health & Recovery

Are you...

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  Experiencing a crisis or behavioral health emergency?

  • Call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  • Find an Emergency Provider
  • Find a Living Room - a safe, inviting, home-like atmosphere where individuals can calmly process the crisis event accompanied by Recovery Support Specialists
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  In need of substance use or gambling support?

  • Call, text, or visit the Illinois Helpline
  • For Gambling specific help, call 1-800-GAMBLER or text "ILGAMB" to 833234 or visit Illinois Helpline
  • Learn how to access free naloxone
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  Looking for children or youth behavioral health services?

  • Visit BEACON, a resource for Illinois youth and families

• Services for individuals

  Find support, local providers, and other services near you

  • Find Crisis & Emergency Providers Near You
  • Find Non-Crisis Mental Health Providers
  • Find Non-Crisis Substance Use and Gambling Providers
  • Learn about Recovery Oriented Systems of Care
  • See all Behavioral Health Services
• Guidance for providers & grantees

  Tools and guidance for provider organizations

  • Find Services & Resources for Providers
  • Learn about Licensing & Certification
  • Explore Grant Billing, Reporting & Data
  • Read Smart Alerts, Newsletters & Policy Guidance
• Grant opportunities

  Current funding opportunities for providers

  • Explore Funding Opportunities: Mental Health
  • Explore Funding Opportunities: Substance Use
  • Learn about Illinois Opioid Settlements Initiative
  • View Block Grant Funds Notice for Substance Use Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Services
• About DBHR

  Who we are and what we do

  • Read about the Division of Behavioral Health & Recovery
  • Meet Our Leadership
  • Discover Our Vision, Mission and Values
  • View Open Meeting Details
  • Contact Us
• Partners

  Public partners in this work

  • Connect with Illinois Mental Health Collaborative
  • Explore the Division of Developmental Disabilities
  • Access the Division of Rehabilitation Services
  • Visit the Division of Family and Community Services
  • Access the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)