Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)
000
If you're in danger now:Call 000, Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)
If you're in danger now:Call 110, PoliceCall 120, Ambulance
If you're in danger now:Call 119, Fire and ambulanceCall 110, Police
If you're in danger now:Call 999, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 999, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 995, Ambulance and fireCall 999, Police
If you're in danger now:Call 999, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 111, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 911, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 911, Emergency
If you're in danger now:Call 999, Emergency
If you're in danger now, call your local emergency number. You can also find a helpline here:findahelpline.com
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Not here?
000
Crisis support and suicide prevention for anyone in Australia.
13 11 14
Text 0477 13 11 14
Counselling for people thinking about suicide, people caring for them, and people bereaved by suicide.
1300 659 467
13 92 76
24 hours · Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peopleCrisis support from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
131 450
24 hours · You can ask them to call the service you want, with an interpreter in your languagePhone interpreting, usually free. Ask for an interpreter in your language, then name the service you want to reach.
1300 22 4636
24 hoursCounselling for anxiety, depression and everyday stress.
1800 595 212
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5pm, except public holidaysGovernment service that helps you find the right mental health support near you.
1300 845 745
Mon–Fri 10am–8pm (Sydney and Melbourne time) · Grief and lossSomeone to talk to when you are grieving.
1800 55 1800
24 hours · Ages 5–25Free, private counselling for children and young people, about anything.
1800 184 527
3pm–9pm every day · LGBTIQ+ peoplePeer support from LGBTIQ+ people, about identity, relationships or anything on your mind.
1300 78 99 78
24 hours · MenCounselling for men, about relationships, family, stress or anything else.
1300 726 306
Open 7 days: Mon–Fri 9am–7:30pm, Sat 9am–4pm, Sunday hours not listed (Sydney and Melbourne time) · People planning a family, expecting a baby, or new parentsSupport with anxiety, depression, grief and other hard feelings for anyone planning a family, expecting a baby or caring for a new baby.
1800 737 732
24 hours · Domestic, family and sexual violenceCounselling and information about domestic, family and sexual violence.
Text 0458 737 732
Not here?
110
120
National line for emotional and psychological support.
12356
The centre runs Beijing's psychological support line: someone to talk things through with, help to calm down, and crisis support.
You can call this from a mobile
010-82951332
Crisis line where the counselling itself is free, though call charges may apply. Answered by qualified counsellors.
400-161-9995
12355
Hours vary by area · Young peopleRun by the Communist Youth League for young people: emotional support, legal advice and help with difficulties. Its national platform keeps a record of calls and follows up where someone may be at risk. If you would rather type, search WeChat for the mini program 青听益站全国12355网络平台.
Not here?
119
110
Government line for emotional support and suicide prevention.
1925
Trained volunteers listen and support you through hard times.
1995
1980
Mon–Sat 9am–midday, 2pm–5pm, 6pm–9:30pm; Sun 9am–midday, 2pm–5pmCounselling about stress, relationships, family and everyday worries.
113
24 hours, free · Domestic violence, sexual assault and child protectionGet help if you are facing violence or abuse, or report it.
0800-013-999
7am–11pm every day, free · MenCounselling for men, about family, relationships, work or feelings.
Not here?
999
Government line for emotional and mental health support. You can also message it on WhatsApp at any hour: Chat opens WhatsApp.
18111
Emotional support and suicide prevention. Online chat is called Chatpoint.
2389 2222
Emotional support for anyone in distress, in several languages.
2896 0000
Volunteers support people in emotional distress or thinking about suicide. Online chat (Say Something): Mon–Thu 6pm–midnight; Fri–Sun, public holidays and the day before, 6pm–3am.
2382 0000
Crisis support for individuals and families, answered by social workers.
People and families in crisis
18288
9101 2012
24 hours · Ages 6–24Text-based emotional support for young people, by message or online chat.
2217 5959
24 hours · LGBT+ peopleSupport for LGBT+ people and their families, answered by social workers.
18281
24 hoursCrisis support after sexual violence, domestic violence or another family crisis.
Not here?
Not here?
999
Government line for psychosocial and emotional support.
15555
Emotional support for anyone in distress or thinking about suicide.
03-7627 2929
Support during a mental health crisis, from a trained crisis team.
1800 180 066
Not here?
111
Talk or text with a trained counsellor about anything.
1737
Crisis support and suicide prevention.
0800 543 354
Text 4357
Volunteers listen when you feel lonely, low or are thinking about suicide.
0800 726 666
Not here?
911
Crisis support for anyone thinking about suicide.
988
Not here?
If you're in danger now, call your local emergency number.
You can find a helpline where you are at findahelpline.com.
findahelpline.com