Call 111. If you or someone you know needs urgent help for their mental health call NHS 111 and select mental health option 2 to speak to your local NHS crisis line.
They are free and open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, for adults, children and young people.
The helplines are supported by trained local call handlers who are there to listen, and to help you make sense of how you are feeling. They can help advise you on where you can access the right mental health support.
If you or someone you know needs urgent help for their mental health call a local NHS crisis line.
They are free and open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, for adults, children and young people.
The helplines are supported by trained call handlers who are there to listen, and to help you make sense of how you are feeling. They can help advise you on where you can access the right mental health support.
There are lots of organisations out there who can help you if you need urgent mental health support and don’t know where to turn to.
Knowing the right route to urgent care can help you get seen more quickly. Hospital A&E departments can be extremely busy. There are many other urgent care services in your community that could help. Find out where to get the right help below.
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