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EMERGENCY RESOURCE LIST

In Case of an Emergency:  CALL 911 or go to your nearest Emergency Room

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Psychiatric Hospitals

  • CPEP Program at Stony Brook: (631) 444-6050

  • BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (Psych.Unit): (631)654-7760

  • Brunswick Hospital: (631) 789- (631)189-7000

  • EASTERN LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL: (631)477-1000 x 5394

  • HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL: (631) 351-2434

  • MATHER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL(adults): (631) 473-1320x 5800

  • MATHER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (adolescent12-17): (631)473-1320 x 5820

  • SAGAMORE CHILDREN’S PSYCHIATRIC CENTER: (631) 370-1700

  • SOUTH OAKS HOSPITAL (Division of Mental Health): (631)264-4000

  • ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA HOSPITAL: (631) 862-3000

  • VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER: (631) 261-4400x2785

Suicide Prevention Lifeline :(631) 800-273-TALK (8255)

  • Mental Health Hot Line: (631) 952-3333

  • Mobile Crisis-Team (ADULT): (631) 952-3333

  • Response Hot Line: (631) 751-7500

  • Mobile Crisis (CHILDREN): (631)370-1701

  • SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357), (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service) or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

Teenagers/College Students

  • Student Lifeline: 1-800-543-3829 (free transportation service that will provide rides for teens who are
    escaping a bad situation or a driver who is drunk)

  • National Runaway Switchboard: 1-800-786-2929

Reporting Emergencies

  • APS (Adult Protective Services): (631) 854-3195

  • CPS (Child Protective Services) :(800) 342-3720

  • The NYS Justice Center: (hotline) 1-855-373-2122
    Created in legislation known as the “Protection of People with Special Needs Act” to establish the strongest standards and practices in the nation for protecting people with special needs. It serves both as a law enforcement agency and as an advocate for people with special needs.

Crisis Resources

  • Talbot House, 24-hr. Substance Abuse Crisis: (631) 589-4144

  • Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault 24-hr. Hotline: (631)360-3606

  • Long Island Council of Alcoholism & Drug Dependence Hotline: 24h (631)979-1700

  • SC Department of Social Services Emergency Services-Hotline: (631) 854-9100(Housing, food, heat) (Emergency line after 4:30 pm) 

  • Long Island Crisis Center: (516) 679-111

12-Step Programs

  • Alcoholics Anonymous: (631) 669-1124

  • Families Anonymous: (516) 221-0303

  • Gamblers Anonymous: (877) 533-4395

  • Narcotics Anonymous: (516) 827-9500

  • AL-ANON: (631)669-2827

  • Co-Dependents Anonymous (CODA): (631) 271-1445

  • GAM-ANON -24 hr. hotline: (718) 352-1671

  • Overeaters Anonymous: (505) 891-2664-National Hotline

Alternative Recovery online and meetings:

Detox

  • Long Island Center for Recovery: (631) 728-3100

  • Quannacut at Eastern Long Island Hospital: (631) 477-8877

  • The Long Island Home-South Oaks Hospital: (631) 608-5610/5028

  • St. Charles Hospital: (631) 474-6000

Opiate Addiction

  • Hauppauge Methdadone Intake & Maintenance Program: (631)853-7373

  • Victory Recovery Partners: (631) 696-4357

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Inpatient

  • Charles K. Post Addictions Center: (631) 434-7209

  • Outreach Project TEENS: (631) 231-3232

  • Phoenix Houses of Long Island: (631) 306-5700

  • Morning Star Single women with Children: (631) 643-0849

Our apologies if your group's name is not listed, please send us the information for consideration.

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