Click here for a list of Human Service Agencies in Guilford County.
We request that if you find incorrect information, or wish to add or update a resource, please contact us at info@mhag.org or 336.373.1402.

Advocates for Patients of State-Run Psychiatric Hospitals
If you need an advocate to speak on the behalf of a loved one at a state-run psychiatric hospital, please contact the following people:

How to File a Complaint
As a consumer of mental health services, you have the right to receive the best care possible. If you are dissatisfied with a mental health service or provider in Guilford County, the first step is to share your concerns directly with the person or agency providing the service. If you have done this and are still not satisfied with the result, you may choose to contact The Guilford Center to file a formal complaint. You may make your complaint in several ways:

	Write a letter to: Grace Salgado Client Rights Coordinator The Guilford Center 232 North Edgeworth Street Greensboro, NC 27401
	Email: clientrights@guilfordcenter.com
	Telephone: 336.641.6644
	Visit The Guilford Center website and complete a complaint form in English or Spanish

Additional Support Services
For information on other resource websites, please click on one of the links below.

	The United Way 211 phone number connects people to the services they need. Visit the United Way of North Carolina's 211 website to search for the help you need.
	The United Way of Greater Greensboro provides funding and support for services in Greater Greensboro.
	If you are looking for mental health support services in High Point and Winston-Salem, you can contact our affiliates: Mental Health Association in High Point Mental Health Association in Forsyth County
	Moses Cone Behavioral Health provides mental health services, including in-patient services, as part of the Moses Cone Wesley Long Hospital System.
	The Guilford Center, Behavioral Health and Disability Center, offers assistance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call 800.853.5163, any time, day or night, to speak with a mental health professional for information or an appointment. With a network of more than 300 providers, The Guilford Center can offer services you need, and offer to help you identify a community resource that can help you.
	Family Service of the Piedmont provides comprehensive counseling services to individuals, children, and families, operating on a sliding fee based on income. In addition FSP works to eliminate family and domestic violence.
	Sanctuary House provides day programs and support for individuals with chronic mental illnesses, with the goal of helping consumers live more independently.
	Homeless Prevention Coalition of Guilford County provides community planning around issues of homelessness and transition into permanent housing. The programs of its member agencies span a wide range of services.
	The Guilford County Substance Abuse Coalition raises awareness of substance abuse issues in Guilford County and helps connect people to substance abuse services.