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People Returning from Incarceration Mental Health & Recovery

Mental Health & Recovery for People Returning from Incarceration in Greenville, SC

Re-entry support for people rebuilding after incarceration — including organizations that help with ID, jobs, housing, and a fresh start.

Below are 3 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

Mental Health

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
Mental Health

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 returning from incarceration get mental health & recovery in Greenville, SC?

There are 3 organizations on this page that provide mental health & recovery to people returning from incarceration in Greenville County, including Mental Health America and FAVOR Upstate. 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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