About Us

Founded in 1970, HelpLine of Delaware and Morrow Counties, Inc. is the local, toll-free crisis support and, information and referral hotline for people living in Delaware and Morrow Counties. Committed to empowering people through knowledge and resources, HelpLine facilitates the recovery and stability of the emotional, financial and information needs of the Delaware and Morrow County communities.

Based in Delaware, Ohio, HelpLine is a contract provider of the Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery Services Board and partially funded by the Council for Older Adults. A member of United Way in Delaware and Morrow Counties, HelpLine is accredited by the American Association of Suicidology, National Alliance of Information & Referral Systems and certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health.

Mission & Values

Mission Statement: The mission of HelpLine is to address the emotional, financial, and information needs of the community.

Core Values: Service to Community – We are committed to serving our community; Caring and Respect – We believe in the value, dignity and diversity of all people; Excellence – We are committed to the highest standards of quality, integrity and the ethics of confidentiality, fairness and a non-judgmental approach; Education – We are committed to educating our community; Volunteerism – We are committed to linking and referring volunteers in our community.

Our offices locations:
Delaware County
HelpLine of Delaware and Morrow Counties, Inc.
11 N. Franklin St.
Delaware, OH 43015

Morrow County
HelpLine of Delaware and Morrow Counties, Inc.
950 Meadow Drive Suite B
Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338

Annual Reports

Our award worthy annual reports share our story and those of our donors, while documenting our services, goals, and accomplishments. HelpLine annual reports are available as a .pdf download.

HelpLine – Community Impact That Works – 2012 (PDF)

Annual Report Archives:

With Help Comes Hope – 2011 (PDF)

A Generational Gem – 2010 (PDF 4MB File)

Surviving with Spirit – 2009 (PDF File)

Safe Children.Safe Communities – 2008 (PDF File)

2007 (PDF File)