Find support without navigating the system alone.

Free, confidential crisis counseling by call, text, or chat, 24/7.

24/7 access to the regional crisis system and Whitman County’s local crisis responder, Palouse River Counseling.

Whitman County’s contracted local crisis responder, plus outpatient behavioral health, WISe intensive youth services, substance-use care, and psychiatric rehabilitation.

Pullman Regional Hospital clinic offering psychiatry and behavioral-health care.

Individual and group counseling, consultation, and mental health support for students.

Free, confidential information and referral support across Washington.

Certified peer coaching, support groups, learning and recreational activities, resource navigation, a recovery library, and a welcoming place to connect. Services are free and open to everyone.

Funds and administers regional crisis and other behavioral-health services; it is not the local walk-in crisis provider.

Crisis-line and behavioral-health support serving the broader region, with information that can help explain regional patterns.

Emergency care plus outpatient psychiatric and behavioral-health services. Hospital figures represent only the measures specifically reported—not the county’s whole picture.

Medical care and behavioral-health services serving Colfax and surrounding rural communities.

Community health data, prevention, family and children’s programs, public information, and countywide outreach.

Food access, housing, homelessness services, rent and energy assistance, and other supports that affect mental well-being.

Confidential advocacy, emergency shelter, safety planning, and prevention education.

Independent-living support, peer connection, advocacy, and navigation led by and for people with disabilities.

Information, advocacy, and community connection focused on older adults and caregivers.

Local benefits navigation and connections for veterans and their families.

A potential connection point for youth, family, diversion, accountability, and prevention needs.

Frontline crisis contact and rural public-safety perspective.

Frontline crisis contact and a source of clearly defined Pullman-only response data.

Campus crisis response and coordination with student-support systems.

Connects donors, nonprofits, and community priorities across Whitman County.

A community directory that can help residents find practical services and help identify missing resources.

Accessible information, programs, technology, and community connection across Pullman and rural towns.

Connects WSU students and community organizations through service, learning, and civic participation.

Potential partners that can reach residents where they live, work, worship, gather, and ask for help.

Not an audience to consult after decisions are made, but partners whose experience should shape priorities, language, navigation, and accountability.