Someone to talk to who understands.
The MHASCK Warm Line is a free, confidential place to talk when you just need someone who understands. Call (316) 260-2340, Every day, 5 to 11 PM. You do not have to be in crisis to call.
In crisis right now? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, any time.
What the Warm Line is
Support before a hard moment becomes a crisis.
The Warm Line is a listening ear from someone who gets it, offered with warmth and without judgment. You can talk about whatever is on your mind, from stress and loneliness to a rough day, and you do not need a reason that feels big enough. If it matters to you, it matters.
When to call
Here for everyday support.
The Warm Line is here for everyday emotional support. Call when:
- Lonely, anxious, or overwhelmed. When the feelings pile up and you want to talk them through.
- Having a hard evening. When the evening is long and you need a caring voice.
- You want support, not a crisis line. When you are not in crisis but could use someone in your corner.
- You just need to be heard. When you want someone who understands to simply listen.
The questions we hear most.
Answered simply, so it is easy to pick up the phone.
Is the Warm Line free?
Yes. The Warm Line is completely free and confidential. There is no cost to call and no bill afterward. It is a community service meant to be there for you when you need a caring, understanding voice, no strings attached. Just call (316) 260-2340 Every day, 5 to 11 PM.
Who answers the phone?
The Warm Line is answered by trained peer specialists, people with their own lived experience who understand what it is like to struggle. They are there to listen without judgment, not to diagnose or lecture. You can talk as much or as little as you want.
Can I call more than once?
Yes, absolutely. You are welcome to call the Warm Line whenever you need support during its hours, as often as helps. There is no limit and no judgment. Many people find it comforting to know a caring voice is available on the hard evenings, and it is.
You do not have to sit with it alone tonight.
Call the Warm Line at (316) 260-2340, Every day, 5 to 11 PM. If you are in crisis, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline any time, or call 911 for immediate danger.
