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Not sure which county you live in? Call 211 or 844-947-2372 (844-WIS-ADRC).

In danger or in crisis right now?

Emergency: call 911. If you can't speak or hear (deaf, hard of hearing, or speech disability), try texting 911.
Mental health or suicide crisis: call or text 988

How to text 911

Call if you can, text if you can't.
In your first text, say where you are (address and city) and what kind of help you need: police, fire, or ambulance.
Use short, simple words. Do not send photos, videos, or group texts. Send to 911 only.
Keep your phone with you to answer questions. You need a cell phone with a text plan.
If texting 911 is not available where you are, you will get a message back telling you to call instead.

Not sure where to start?

These two free services can listen to your situation and point you to the right help.

Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC)

Free, unbiased help for adults with disabilities, older adults, and caregivers. They can explain benefits, long-term care, rides, and more.

Call 844-947-2372

This statewide number connects you to your local ADRC. Choose your county above to see its direct number.

211 Wisconsin

Free, confidential help finding local services like food, housing, bills, and health care. Open 24 hours.

Dial 211

Or text your ZIP code to 898211.

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