Mental Health and Substance Use Services

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The Mental Health and Substance Use Division is committed to reducing the impact of mental illnesses and substance use disorders with Outagamie County residents. The helplines listed below provide support for all types of issues that can cause emotional distress, including:

Anxiety and depression
Divorce or relationship challenges
Grief or loss
Severe and Persistent Mental Illness Treatment Services
Substance use
Thoughts of suicide
Violent or abusive situations

Helplines

For immediate, life-threatening
emergencies call 911

The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
is accessible by a 3 digit
dialing code "988". When you
call, text, or chat "988" you will reach
trained local counselors with the
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Outagamie County Crisis Unit
24-Hour Mental Health Crisis Line
(920) 832-4646

If you are interested in exploring
mental health or substance use
treatment (AODA), please contact the
division at (920) 832-4646 for
more information

Crisis Services

If you or someone you know is suffering from a mental health, or substance use crisis, our Crisis Intervention Hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please call 920-832-4646.

ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES

Intoxicated Driver Program/Assessment
please contact the Outagamie County Mental Health Division at 920-832-1555 for more information. Appointments must be made in person and payment is due at time of scheduling.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

Mental Health Walk-In Clinic
Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)
Community Support Program (CSP)
Coordinated Services Team (CST)
Psychiatric Services

Please call 920-832-5270 for services.

ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES

If you or someone you know is at risk of abuse, adult at-risk or elder abuse, contact the Crisis team.

Please call 920-832-4646.

MISSION:
The Division of Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment is to provide services to individuals and their families who are affected by mental illness and/or alcohol and other drug abuse, which meets their needs and assists them in living independently in the community in the least restrictive setting.

CONTACT US

Contact Us should only be used for
Non-Emergencies. If you are experiencing
a mental health or medical emergency, please call "911" for help.

Email: HumanSvc@outagamie.org

Crisis Intervention: 920-832-4646

General: 920-832-5270
Fax: 920-832-5488

Office Hours:
Monday
8:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Tuesday - Friday
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

320 S. Walnut Street
Appleton WI 54911
Level 3
Government Center

Forms and Notices

CLIENT FORMS

3 Party Alcohol Commitment Packet
3 Party MH or Drug Dependent Commitment Packet

The applications are fillable for your convenience. The applications can also be printed.

		Please download and save the (3 Party) commitment packet information and form to your computer, complete required information, save, and submit.