Please note: The resources included here are not endorsed by NAMI, and NAMI is not responsible for the content of or service provided by any of these resources.

Mental Health Hotlines and General Support

  1. NAMI Westside Los Angeles (WLA)
  1. Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH)
  • Website: dmh.lacounty.gov
  • 24/7 Help Line: 1-800-854-7771
  • Text “LA” to 741741 (Crisis Text Line)
  1. Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services
  • Website: www.didihirsch.org
  • Crisis Line: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
  • Suicide Prevention for Men: Available through individual counseling and   group therapy.
  1. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Men-Focused Therapy and Peer Support Groups

  1. HeadsUpGuys (Online Resource for Men)
  • Website: www.headsupguys.org
  • Focuses on depression support for men, offering self-check tools and practical guidance.
  1. The Men’s Center Los Angeles
  1. The Good Men Project
  • Website: www.goodmenproject.com
  • Offers articles, podcasts, and a community around men’s mental health and emotional well-being.

Specialized Mental Health Services for Men

  1. The Soldier’s Project
  • Website: www.thesoldiersproject.org
  • Phone: (877) 576-5343
  • Free, confidential therapy for veterans and their families, including mental health care for male veterans.
  1. Movember Foundation
  • Website: www.movember.com
  • Global organization promoting men’s mental health through campaigns and local partnerships.
  1. Fatherhood Project at Children’s Institute (CII)
  • Website: www.childrensinstitute.org
  • Phone: (213) 385-5100
  • Offers parenting classes, support groups, and mental health counseling for fathers.

Culturally Specific Resources

  1. Brother, You’re on My Mind (BYOMM)
  • Website: www.nimhd.nih.gov
  • Initiative to address mental health stigma and depression in Black men through education and awareness.
  1. Amend Together (Engaging Men to Prevent Violence)
  • Website: www.amendtogether.org
  • Focuses on men’s mental health as part of building healthier relationships and communities.
  1. Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP)
  • Website: www.aadapinc.org
  • Phone: (323) 293-6284
  • Provides counseling services with a focus on culturally sensitive support for Asian American men.

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