Call For Help, Inc.
Carlyn Brooks, Executive Director

Serving the Metro East Community

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9400 Lebanon Rd.

East St. Louis, IL 62203

Phone: 618-397-0968

Toll Free: 800-397-8707

Fax: 618-397-6836

Angie Wilsing, Fund Developer

awilsing@callforhelpinc.org

To contact us:

Public Speaking

 

Speakers are available for community presentations to clubs, schools, churches, and organizations on the various programs through Call For Help.  Further information may be obtained by calling the office during regular weekday hours at (618) 397-0968.

Main building (view from street)

Street view of Call For Help Main Building

About Us

What is “Call For Help”?

 

Call For Help is a not-for-profit community service agency created in 1970 to provide a listening ear and a concerned advocate for those facing a crisis or other problem in their lives.

Because people need help at all hours of the day, most of our services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  We serve troubled youth, victims of sexual abuse/assault, the mentally ill, the homeless, those contemplating suicide, and anyone who reaches out to us in need of support and assistance.

Our philosophy is to promote positive mental health, to build coping skills, and to help individuals recognize alternatives and options open to them.  We serve those in need without regard to age, race, religion, or gender.  We believe all persons should be treated with respect and dignity.

Our services have grown and expanded to meet community needs.

 

OUR  CURRENT SERVICES

 

Suicide & Crisis Intervention—Established 1970

 

Crisis Counseling—Established 1990

 

Information & Referral—Established 1977

 

Sexual Assault Victims’ Care Unit—Established 1983

 

Clinical Services Program—Established 1982

 

Transitional Living Center—Established 1998