211 Wisconsin — Racine County Referrals
Free confidential referral line for health, human, and social services. Dial 211 for local Racine County connections.
Public safety and impaired driving resources for Racine County, Wisconsin.
Racine County has 22 verified local resources plus statewide help.
Free confidential referral line for health, human, and social services. Dial 211 for local Racine County connections.
ADRC staff help Racine County residents compare transportation options including specialized transit, volunteer rides, and Medicaid medical transport.
Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation guidance. 14200 Washington Ave., Sturtevant.
County Narcan training and NaloxBox opioid rescue kits for community agencies. Contact Behavioral Health for training materials and box requests.
State-licensed county outpatient mental health and substance abuse clinic with psychiatry, therapy, and case management. Racine and Burlington offices.
Western Racine County human services and behavioral health office. 1072 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105.
24/7 mental health and substance use crisis line with phone support, mobile response, and walk-in services. 1717 Taylor Ave., Racine (south entrance).
18–24 month court-supervised treatment program for non-violent adult offenders with addiction and co-occurring disorders. 717 Taylor Ave., 3rd Floor.
Drug-Free Communities coalition working with Racine Collaborative for Children's Mental Health to prevent youth substance use in Racine County.
County program connecting residents in crisis to rent, food, shelter, mental health counseling, unemployment help, and personal safety resources.
County hub for behavioral health, public health, ADRC, economic support, child welfare, and crisis services across Racine County.
Door-to-door specialized transportation for Racine County residents age 65+ or with disabilities living outside the RYDE Racine service area, including West End Express in Burlington.
Wisconsin Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus non-emergency medical transportation for eligible members without other travel options.
Peer support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness. 4700 Washington Ave., Ste. 255, Racine.
Walk-in and phone intake for county outpatient mental health and substance use treatment, including OWI assessments and residential opioid treatment screening. 1717 Taylor Ave.
Free Narcan and fentanyl test strips via harm reduction vending machines at locations including Burlington, Union Grove, Sturtevant DMV, and Racine City Hall.
ADA Dial-a-Ride Transportation within 3/4 mile of fixed routes for riders who cannot use standard bus service. Application and physician certification required.
Public fixed-route bus service covering eastern Racine County from Lake Michigan to I-94, with nearly 700 stops across the greater Racine area.
24/7 Stabilization, Assessment, Information & Linkage program for Racine County adults 18+ experiencing a mental health crisis. Access through the county crisis line.
County entry point for mental health, substance use, and emotional support navigation. Walk-in and phone guidance at 1717 Taylor Ave., south entrance.
24/7 confidential support for substance use concerns. Call 211 or 833-944-4673. Listed in Racine County behavioral health and family resource guides.
24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, and advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Serves all of Racine County.
Available in every Wisconsin county — transportation, treatment, and official data sources.
Real-time traffic, incidents, and winter road conditions.
Official statistics, laws, and safety education.
Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns statewide. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.
Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android.
On-demand rides available in most Wisconsin metro and suburban areas.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information.
State directory of certified alcohol and drug treatment providers.
Legal limits, implied consent, and what BAC levels mean for drivers in Wisconsin.
Typical penalties, license consequences, and ignition interlock requirements.
Rideshare, designated drivers, and staying overnight — practical options before you go out.
Who needs one, how they work, and approved providers in Wisconsin.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral — 1-800-662-4357.
Official crash statistics and safety resources from Wisconsin DOT.
National data, research, and prevention resources from NHTSA.
Local coalitions, school programs, and community education initiatives.
Free, confidential 24/7 support for people in distress — call, text, or chat 988.
Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android — free.
Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.
Free, confidential 24/7 mental health support by text — text HOME to 741741.
State directory of county crisis lines, mobile crisis teams, and emergency mental health resources.
Official OWI assessment, driver safety plans, and license reinstatement information.
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