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Hawaiʻi CARES 988
Hawaii's statewide 24/7 crisis, mental-health, and substance-use support line brought to you by the State of Hawaii Department of Health and CARE Hawaii Inc. — call or text 988 (or 808-832-3100 / 800-753-6879 outside the 808 area code) or chat online to reach local crisis counselors, who can also dispatch Crisis Mobile Outreach for immediate in-person assistance.
- Cost
- Free (own site: 'a 24/7, FREE SUPPORT SERVICE')
- Coverage
- Hawaii (statewide) (Hawaii)
- Availability
- 24/7 call, text, and chat; Crisis Mobile Outreach available on request
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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