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Call for a life-threatening emergency, suspected overdose, or immediate danger.
RECOVERY & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Find support for today and tools for your next step.
Links and published contact information reviewed October 6, 2026. Call providers to confirm hours, availability, and eligibility.
Call for a life-threatening emergency, suspected overdose, or immediate danger.
Support for suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Call, text, or connect through online chat.
Call the North Country crisis helpline to discuss support and connection to mobile crisis services.
Open 24/7 for walk-in mental health and substance use crises. No appointment needed. Cumberland Hall, 1st floor, 11 Dormitory Drive, Plattsburgh, NY 12903.
Local support for people experiencing domestic violence in Clinton, Essex, and Franklin counties.
Confidential support, safety planning, and referrals. Text START to 88788 or call.
Our existing Plattsburgh-area meeting page, with links to current fellowship schedules.
Free online recovery meetings and community. A free account may be needed to join meetings.
Information about AA, its program, and how to find support near you.
Local contact for AA support and meeting information. AA directs visitors to local service offices; use this verified local number for Plattsburgh.
Area 48 meeting listings, online meetings, and regional hotline contacts.
Learn about NA and find recovery literature. Use the regional meeting finder for local meetings.
Meeting finder for people affected by someone else’s drinking.
Find online and in-person meetings using a self-management approach to recovery.
Find meetings offering a Buddhist-inspired approach to recovery.
Official online reading and audio resources for Alcoholics Anonymous.
Official links to purchased eBooks, including the Big Book and Plain Language Big Book. Prices vary by vendor.
Official pamphlets, booklets, and readings, including Working Step Four in Narcotics Anonymous.
Use NA World Services’ official store links to purchase the Basic Text and Narcotics Anonymous Step Working Guides. These books are paid resources.
Explore a personal approach to wellness planning, daily routines, support, and crisis planning. The official site links to sample tools, facilitators, and books.
A two-page guide for noticing what matters and choosing one next step.
Request screening for emergency housing and referrals. Contact DSS directly for your situation and current placement options.
Current 2026–27 opening dates, location, and hours have not been confirmed here. Contact DSS or 211 for current Code Blue and emergency shelter options before traveling.
Local food pantries, benefits application assistance, housing referrals, and other basic-needs support in Clinton and Franklin counties. Call for current locations and hours.
County list of food pantries, including the Plattsburgh Interfaith Food Shelf and town outreach centers. Confirm hours directly; locations can change.
Learn about the Plattsburgh recovery community and life skills campus at 14 Dormitory Drive. Contact MHAB for current programs and housing information.
Community recovery connection at 14 Dormitory Drive on the MHAB campus. Call for current activities and access details.
Connect with local food, housing, utility assistance, and other community resources.
SNAP/Medicaid: 518-565-3330. HEAP: 518-565-3258. Use the department directory to reach the right unit.
Screen for benefits and apply for or manage SNAP, HEAP, and Public Assistance. For urgent housing, food, or heating needs, contact DSS directly.
Official eligibility and application information for Supplemental Security Income.
Official information about disability benefits based on qualifying disability and work history. SSI and SSDI have different eligibility rules.
Information about regular and emergency heating assistance. Ask about application dates and current benefit availability.
Free service and a free phone are different offers. Coverage, data limits, device costs, and eligibility vary. Compare the current terms before enrolling.
SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, and certain other programs or income may qualify you. One benefit per household; separate households sharing an address may qualify independently.
Use the official provider finder to compare participating companies in your area.
Lifeline service for eligible households. Check your ZIP code and state offer; a free handset is not guaranteed and phone costs may apply.
Another provider to check for Lifeline service. Confirm local availability, plan details, and whether a phone is included before applying.
Before arranging travel, ask about current openings, level of care, age requirements, insurance, out-of-state Medicaid, payment assistance, and transportation. A listing does not guarantee admission or coverage.
Search state-certified treatment programs by county, program type, and other needs.
Help connecting with addiction and problem-gambling services. Call 1-877-846-7369 or text HOPENY to 467369.
Local substance use treatment and recovery campus information. Contact the agency for intake and program options.
Explore inpatient and outpatient treatment options in the North Country.
New York inpatient treatment and admissions information. Ask admissions about transport, coverage, and current openings.
Vermont’s official treatment information and connection to services. VT Helplink: 833-565-5465.
State resources link to licensed facilities, treatment comparisons, and county support. Get Help Now: 1-800-662-4357.
Screening and referrals for substance use treatment and recovery support. Call 211 within New Hampshire; from outside the state, call 1-866-444-4211.
Search treatment options across the country, including New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire.
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