Ok yes, depending on where you live, local community health centers and organizations like NAMI. I guess you know this but it seems overwhelming. All I can say is one step at a time. Don't look at everything ahead of you, just work on what ever is most possible right now. If you find a med you want to try, try it. If you find a low cost therapist or group, try it. I'm actually in a state of uncertainty with several important things and I can wake up with all these things on my mind and start to freak a little. Like this morning at 3:30. I just get up, write down all the things I need to do, and then put them in order. I make my days schedule as light as possible. Helps me. I had to try a lot of things.

Persistence is one of the most powerful things in being successful. I read a study on people with high IQs, and others with a lot of persistence. Big majority of people with persistence were more successful than those with higher IQs.