Get Support from Project LETS

Project LETS provides anti-carceral, politicized peer support and crisis response that centers consent, self-determination, and the autonomy of people navigating distress. Our approach resists coercive systems and builds alternatives rooted in community care, dignity, and mutual trust.

 

Anti-Carceral Care Looks Like Illustration by Sarah Broas

 

Our support request form is currently paused.

Updated: December 4, 2025

Please Note: This form is encrypted. We are a small team, and getting you connected with an available intake coordinator or responder can take several days, or longer if we are experiencing more support requests. We are limited in the length and types of support we can provide, and we may not be able to work with or provide services to everyone who requests them.

Psychiatric Incarceration Support & Advocacy

Supporting people who are currently or at risk of psychiatric hospitalization or incarceration

Psychiatric Incarceration Rapid Response Line linocut print by Sarah Broas

Text 401-400-2905 or leave a voicemail for urgent support with psychiatric incarceration/involuntary hospitalization. Hours of operation are: Monday-Saturday, 10:00 AM EST-4:00 PM EST.

Who we support:

  • People at urgent risk of experiencing psychiatric incarceration

  • People who are currently being held against their will inside of psychiatric facilities

  • Friends, family members, and care team members supporting people experiencing psychiatric incarceration

Note: If you contact this line for general support, you will be re-directed to our support request form.

Rapid Crisis Response Coordination

Immediate, time-sensitive support during a mental health crisis

  • Mobilizing peer responders

  • In-person rapid response, when possible

  • Coordinating care and safety measures with the individual in crisis

  • Providing supporters with guidance and tools to prevent psychiatric incarceration and uphold community-based alternatives

  • Grounded support that reduces reliance on coercive systems while prioritizing safety

Care Consults

Practical, tangible support and guidance

  • Discussing non-carceral options for care and support

  • Develop personalized, consent-driven crisis plans

  • Guidance on interacting with medical, mental health, or legal systems

  • Strategies for advocating for rights and minimizing coercion

  • Documentation practices for safety and accountability

  • Guidance on establishing peer-led support networks or crisis pods

  • Tools for shared accountability and ongoing check-ins

  • Strategies for day-to-day support, emotional care, and sustaining collective, long-term support

Short-Term Peer Support

Lived experience, non-coercive, community-centered care

  • Listening and bearing witness to experiences

  • Helping identify immediate strategies or resources

  • Accompanying someone to appointments or navigating interactions with systems

  • Providing practical assistance like planning next steps, safety checks, or connecting to longer-term resources

  • Checking in post-crisis for grounding, reflection, and connection

Resource referrals

Resource referrals

Check out our visual resource gallery (which you can sort by category and location). This tool is a work in progress, and will be updated regularly.

If you can’t find what you need (a provider, access to medication, etc.) fill out our support request form and we’ll do our best to get you connected.