Resources
Please note: We are working to compile and keep an updated list of resources of all kinds in Cleveland County. This includes food, material, and financial resources as these all have an impact on mental health. Scroll through this page to find what we’ve compiled so far. If you know of an agency or organization that offers resources of any kind, please contact us here to share more information.
Mental Health Resources
Cleveland County Resource Guide
Updated April 22, 2024. Click the button below to download a PDF copy.
Cleveland County Health Department Mental & Behavioral Health Support
CCHD has a clinician who can assist individuals experiencing feelings of depression, loneliness, and anxiety, expected and unexpected life changes, negative thought patterns, traumatic experiences, grief, overwhelming feelings, and loss of control.
To learn more or make an appointment, call 980-484-5100
Locate a Mental Health Professional
Click the button below to access different resources that will help you find a mental health professional.
Mental Health Support Groups
Click the button below to find mental health support groups, including one offered by one of our volunteers. Schedule on our calendar.
Mental Health Screening Tools
Click the button below to take one of Mental Health America’s many screening tests. Their tests help determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition.
Mental Health Information
Click the button below to learn more about topics on mental health and mental health conditions.
Local Resources & Assistance
211.org
Visit 211.org or call 211. This site assists in finding help with food, health, housing, and other crises.
If you are using their website, click the "Get Help" button in the top menu bar and select the option based on your needs. You can also call dial 211 directly on your telephone to access the same resource lists.
Aunt Bertha
Visit AuntBertha.com to find food, health, housing, and job resources by typing your zip code into the search bar. After putting your zip code in and hitting enter, you will be redirected to findhelp.org where you will find a menu bar listing different types of needs. Click whichever option you need assistance with and the website will show you resource assistance nearest to you.
NC MedAssist
Offers a free pharmacy program to adults who live in NC, are uninsured, and whose income is at or below 300% of the Federal poverty level. Undocumented patients are also eligible. Uninsured is defined as no access to prescription drug coverage through medicaid, medicare, VA insurance, private health insurance.
Visit medassist.org and click “How to Enroll” to apply online. Paper applications are also accepted by mail (4428 Taggart Creek Rd, Suite. 101, Charlotte, NC, 28208) or fax (704-536-9865). To learn more, click the button below.
Local Food and Material Resources
Broad River Market
Every Monday, 4:00 - 6:00 PM, visit Jefferson Park for free groceries (including fresh produce).
Learn more here.