People Without a Photo ID Mental Health & Recovery

Mental Health & Recovery for People Without a Photo ID in Greenville, SC

You can still get help without a photo ID. These organizations serve people who do not currently have identification, and several can help you obtain one.

Below are 2 mental health & recovery resources in Greenville County ready to help. Each one shows what to do next.

In danger? Call 911. In crisis? Call or text 988. More crisis lines

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Mental Health America

What they help with: Mental-health screening, education, and connection to local care.
Who it's for: Serves veterans, families with children, youth and young adults, older adults, survivors of domestic violence, people returning from incarceration, people without a photo ID, people in substance-use recovery, women and men
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm
Good to know: You can get help without a photo ID.

Next step: Call to ask how to get started.

Call (864) 467-3344 More about Mental Health America

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NAMI Greenville

What they help with: Mental-health education, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families.
Who it's for: Open to everyone
Good to know: You can get help without a photo ID.
Hours are not listed here. Call before you go.

Next step: Call to ask how to get started.

Call (864) 331-3300 More about NAMI Greenville

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Frequently asked questions

Where can people without a photo ID get mental health & recovery in Greenville, SC?

There are 2 organizations on this page that provide mental health & recovery to people without a photo ID in Greenville County, including Mental Health America and NAMI Greenville. Call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility before you go.

What if I am in a mental-health crisis right now?

If you or someone else is in danger, call 911. For a mental-health crisis, call or text 988 any time, or reach SC Mobile Crisis at 1-833-364-2274. The organizations on this page provide ongoing counseling, support groups, and recovery services.

Is this help really free?

The organizations listed are free or low-cost. Services, hours, and eligibility can change, so please call ahead to confirm what's available before visiting.

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