Lower Merion Township's Health Advisory Council prepared the following list of resources to help residents.
Facts/Information about COVID-19
Mental Health resources
Parent/Caregiver resources
Behavioral Health Resources
Montgomery County Crisis Intervention/ Suicide Prevention:
855-634-4673
Montgomery County Emergency Service, Inc
610-279-6100
PA Drug Addiction Hotline
800-662-HELP
PA Crisis/ Suicide Intervention Hotline
412-820-HELP
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
Talk Line: 800-273-TALK
Text Line text “HOME”
TTT Line for the Hearing Impaired : 800-799-4889
Spanish: 888-628-9454
Veterans Crisis Line
800-273-8255
Trans Lifeline
877-565-8860
Dental Emergencies Routine dental procedures are not happening, but dental professionals are still treating dental emergencies to stop ongoing tissue bleeding, alleviate severe pain or infection, swelling, and trauma. You can phone your dental office or call the following locations:
Albert Einstein Medical Center, Department of Dental Medicine
215-456-7130
Penn Dental Emergency Department
215-898-8965
Thomas Jefferson Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
215-955-6215
Temple Dental Emergency after hours
215-707-4545
Penn Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
800-789-7366
Local Food Banks
Our food pantries need support to help our most vulnerable residents. If you are able to help during this time, you can donate or volunteer through the following links to our local food banks:
ElderNet
Ardmore Food Pantry
Narberth Community Food Bank
Donate Food or Money: Pay with Pay Pal or Credit Card or donate shelf-stable items; see our updated “Most Needed” list here
Volunteer: We will need additional volunteers to pack bags and to deliver them. To volunteer, contact leadership@narberthcommunityfoodbank.org
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