DBMHS SERVICES
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The Navajo Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services (DBMHS) coordinates and develops quality, culturally-responsive behavioral treatment services across the Navajo Nation. We specialize in comprehensive alcohol and substance use prevention, education, treatment, and after-care services.
Outpatient & Substance Abuse Care
Residential & Substance Abuse Care
Outreach Services
Traditional Based Services
Faith Based Services
Regional Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA)
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Additional Resources
Behavioral and mental health issues affect people of all ages and populations. However, complex and interrelated risk factors contribute to higher rates of suicide among Native Americans. Risk factors include mental health and substance use disorders, intergenerational trauma, and community-wide issues. If you or someone you know needs immediate help, please reach out to one of the crisis and emergency lines to speak with someone:
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Suicide & Crisis Lifelines
Call 911 or Navajo Nation Police Dispatch or go to the nearest Emergency Room.
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline:
988 (call or text) or Chat online
Arizona Statewide Crisis Line:
1 (844) 534-HOPE (4673) or Text “4HOPE” to 44673
New Mexico Crisis & Access Line:
1 (855) 662-7474 (Toll Free)
Veterans Crisis Line
988, then PRESS 1 or Text 838255 or Chat online
LGBTQ+ Crisis Lines
The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Youth):
1 (866) 488-7386 or Text “START” to 678-678 or Chat Online
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
National Domestic Violence Hotline:
1 (800) 799-7233 or Text “START” to 88788 or Chat Online
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline:
1 (866) 331-9474 or Text “LOVEIS” to 2252 or Chat online
National Sexual Assault Hotline:
1 (800) 656-4673 or Chat Online
National Human Trafficking Hotline:
1 (888) 373-7888 or Text “INFO” to 233733 or Chat online
Child Abuse & Neglect
Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline:
(800) 422-4453 or Text “HELP” to (800) 422-4453 or Chat Online
(800) 852-8336 or Text “TEEN” to 839863
1 (800) 786-2929 or Chat Online
New Mexico Children, Youth, & Families Department Hotline:
Utah DHHS – Division of Child & Family Services Hotline:
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Navajo Police Department
Navajo Police Department Districts:
- Chinle (928) 674-2111/2112
- Crownpoint (505) 786-2050/2051
- Dilkon (928) 657-8075
- Kayenta (928) 697-5600/5642
- Shiprock (505) 368-1350/1351
- Tuba City (928) 283-3111/3112
- Window Rock (928) 871-6111/6112
- How to Report a Missing Person on the Navajo Nation
Other District Information:
- Apache County Sheriff (928) 337-4321 – Option # 6
- Gallup Police Department 911 or (505) 722-2002/2231
- Farmington Police Department 911 or (505) 334-6622
Navajo Nation Government
Local Shelters
Alice’s Place – Winslow, AZ
Ama Doo Alchini Bighan – Chinle, AZ
Gentle Ironhawk Shelter – Blanding, UT
Northern Tree House Shelter – Shiprock, NM
Family Crisis Center – Farmington, NM
(505) 564–9192 (24-hour helpline)
Battered Families Services – Gallup, NM
(505) 722-7483 (Crisis)
Roberta’s Place – Grants, NM
(505) 287-7200 (24-hour helpline)
Local Health Facilities
Canoncito Band of Navajos Health Center
Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility
Crownpoint Health Care Facility
Dzilth-Na-O-Dith-Hle Health Center
Four Corners Regional Health Center
Inscription House Health Center
Montezuma Creek Community Health Center
Northern Navajo Medical Center
Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation
DBMHS Community Health Directory
Click here to access and download our updated brochure.
The revised document includes information on national resources and local healthcare facilities, emergency services, shelters, and state resources.