LinesForLife
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Lines for Life is dedicated to preventing substance abuse and suicide and promoting mental wellness. We offer crisis support by phone 24/7.
Portland, OR
Joined December 2015
REGISTER NOW: Oregon Suicide Prevention Conference April 28-30, 2025 / DoubleTree, Portland, OR Suicide prevention is a collective effort. Join professionals, advocates and those with lived experience to learn, connect, & drive change. Register today:
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This #BlackHistoryMonth, we celebrate Black resilience & culture while working to make mental health care accessible to all. Our equity programs reduce stigma, expand access & center lived experiences. Explore resources: #EquityInMentalHealth
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The Construction Suicide Prevention Partnership (CSPP) released the trailer for Season 3 of their podcast, Boom Goes the Stigma! It's designed to spark important conversations about mental health and suicide prevention in the construction industry.
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Dr. King taught us that every voice matters. At Lines for Life, we honor his legacy with SUPPORT FOR EVERYONE. Our Racial Equity Support Line offers free support for those navigating the mental health impacts of racism. Call 503-575-3764. Learn more:
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When 81-year-old Joanne called our Senior Loneliness Line, she found more than a listening ear – she found support. 1 in 3 seniors feel lonely, and 1 in 4 are isolated. This season, deliver the gift of connection:
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Isabella called our Behavioral Health Support Line in despair. With free, Spanish-language counseling, she regained control and started dreaming again. “She started to see herself in a different light.” Donate today:
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Substance abuse & suicide are major issues in construction. We’ve partnered with 60+ NW companies to launch the Construction Suicide Prevention Project—making mental health talks as routine as safety updates. Support us in breaking stigma & building hope:
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Did you know? We're delivering Mental Health First Aid training to adults in custody, helping them navigate mental health challenges and prepare for reintegration. Your support makes this possible—donate today to transform lives. Learn more:
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Immigrant and refugee communities are resilient but face increased threat of substance abuse and overdose due to complexities of immigration. We’re partnering with Somali American Council of Oregon to combat the opioid crisis through culturally responsive prevention measures.
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We tackle the stigma around mental health and substance use disorders, fostering a resilient community. This year alone, we’ve supported over 167,977 people. For every individual we help, there are countless others indirectly impacted, reinforcing the ripple effect of our work.
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When hope and support are readily available, everyone in our community can access mental health and wellness, and our community flourishes. This giving season, HOPE STARTS WITH US. Let’s build the suicide and substance abuse prevention approaches that our communities deserve.
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November is Native American Heritage Month! We're honored to partner with the tribal communities in our region as we offer support services together. We know that staying connected with culture, language, and customs is an essential part of wellness.
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Attend our free, virtual training to earn 12 NASW CEUs and gain the knowledge skills needed to support our military veterans and service members. To learn more visit
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To ensure that Oregon’s Latine and Spanish speaking communities have access to free, nonjudgemental support, both English and Spanish-speaking counselors are available on our Racial Equity Support Line. Read more about the line here:
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For years, we’ve been teaching individuals to recognize someone at risk of suicide or mental health crisis and effectively intervene. Now, we offer training tailored toward Oregon's Latine communities! Learn more here:
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We all have a role to play in preventing suicide -- one of the leading causes of death in the United States. Even just one nonjudgemental conversation can open a door to help and healing. Read more at
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Join us at AFSP's Out of the Darkness Walk in Portland on October 5th! Together, we can Start the Conversation and prevent suicide in our communities.
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YouthLine’s Safe Social Spaces is an innovative program reaching teens in a new way. Specialists reach out to youth who are posting on social media about mental health crisis, self-harm, and suicide. Read the article from @OPBTOL here:
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We support local Hispanic & Latine communities by ensuring they have access to mental health support when and where they need it. Learn more about our work this Hispanic Heritage Month and year-round at
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