Parent Support
Crisis Resources
What Is a Crisis and How Do I Know if I’m in Crisis?
A crisis is something that overwhelms you so much that you can’t solve the problem. A “crisis” can mean something different to every person. These are examples of things people have contacted crisis support about when they are in a crisis:
- Stress
- Depression
- Loss of a loved one
- Anxiety
- Relationship struggles
- Thoughts of suicide
Other words used to describe a crisis: Struggle, Feeling stuck, Feeling anxious, Going through a hard time.
If you are having a crisis, please refer to the resources below for immediate support:
SafeUT
Crisis Intervention & Hospital Diversion
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
Utah Crisis Line – 1-800-273-TALK
SafeUT Mobile App image details
Call – CrisisLine: Tap this to speak to a SafeUT CrisisLine counselor. The CrisisLine number will appear and you can call immediately.
Chat – CrisisLine: Opens 2-way messaging with a SafeUT CrisisLine counselor.
Submit a Tip: Submit anonymous tips to school administrators on bullying, threats or violence.
Other Resource
Bullying Resources & Supports for Students
What can you do? (For yourself and others)
What can parents do?
Stress and Anxiety
Child Mind Institute: Anxiety
NPR: Children Struggling with Anxiety
Additional Resources
If you’re looking for more resources or need help building coping skills, your counselor is here to support you.
Contact your school counselor
Granite School District Family Resources flyer with local support hotlines (PDF)
Family Resources Flyer Details
SafeUT Mobile App
Request help: (866) 372-3388
Talk with a counselor 24/7
Anonymously report any unsafe behavior
Utah Crisis Line
(800) 273-TALK
Call for help 24/7
Interpreters in more than 150 languages
Crisis Line & Mobile Outreach Team
801-587-3000
Free 24/7 consultation service for help with mental health challenges
Licensed doctors and peer support specialists available to make home visits
Warmline: 801-587-1055 for those not in a crisis but are seeking support
Stabilization & Mobile Response (Utah Department of Human Services)
1-833-SAFE-FAM
For families with children/youth ages 0–20 experiencing challenges
Over-the-phone support and problem solving
In-home stabilization services to help with future challenges
- Youth Services — (385) 468-4500 — slcc.org/youth/programs/counseling
- Latino Behavioral Health — (801) 935-4447 — www.latinobehavioral.org
- Asian Association of Utah — (801) 467-6060 — aau-slc.org/community-wellness
- Family Support Center — (801) 955-9110 — www.familysupportcenter.org
- Child & Family Empowerment Services — (801) 972-2711 — www.childandfamilyempowerment.com
- Utah Pride Center — (801) 539-8800 — utahpridecenter.org/mental-health
- NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness — (801) 323-9900 — www.namiut.org
- Valley Behavioral Health — (385) 949-4064 — www.valleycares.com
- Utah Youth Village – Families First Program — (801) 272-9980 — www.utahyouthvillage.org
- Granite School District Social Workers — (385) 646-4643 — graniteschools.org/scr
- Help with Medicaid or CHIP applications — www.medicaid.utah.gov, www.health.utah.gov/chip
- For additional resources, call 211 — 211utah.org
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