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Crisis and Support Services

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If you are feeling unsafe, overwhelmed, or in immediate distress, it’s important to reach out to trained professionals who can provide support. You do not have to face a crisis alone.

 

Please contact one of the services below, or go to your nearest Accident & Emergency (A&E) department if you feel at risk of harming yourself or others.

 

If you are able, you can also contact your GP or local mental health services for ongoing support, such as the crisis team in your area.

 

UK Crisis and Support Numbers:

 

Samaritans – 24/7 support for anyone in distress

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Shout 85258 – Text-based mental health crisis support, 24/7

 

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NHS 111 (Urgent Mental Health Support)

 

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Papyrus HOPELINEUK – Suicide prevention for young people under 35

 

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CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) – Male mental health and suicide prevention

 

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Childline – For anyone under 19

 

 

 

Domestic Abuse Support

 

Refuge – National domestic violence helpline

 

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National Domestic Abuse Helpline (Women’s Aid)

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Men’s Advice Line – Support for male victims of domestic abuse

 

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National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline

 

 

 

Deaf / Hard-of-Hearing Accessible Services

 

 

 

Additional Mental Health Support

 

Mind – Advice and local mental health services

 

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Rethink Mental Illness – Support for mental health conditions

 

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Victim Support – For trauma/ abuse survivors

 

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Beat UK – Eating disorders support

 

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Anxiety UK

 

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The Real Glow Up 

 

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