Lifeline
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Free telephone helplines to provide comfort and reassurance to those who may experience suicidal thoughts
Caution
Please call 999 or your local emergency number if you have physically harmed yourself or taken an overdose
Therapy for:
To help when you feel very sad, down or desperate
To listen when one is confused about their continued existence
To discuss with suicidal individuals and help them turn their views around when possible
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Lines are open 24 hours
UK: Samaritans. 116 123
USA: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. 1-800-273-8255
Australia: Lifeline. 13 11 14
China: Lifeline. 021 6279 8990
Hong Kong: The Samaritans. 28 96 00 00
Other Countries: Please Call the National Emerency Number
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