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UK helplines

Emergency services999If anyone is in danger, has taken too much, or can't be woken.
NHS 111111Urgent medical advice. In England, choose the mental health option.
Samaritans116 123Any time, day or night, free.
ShoutText SHOUT to 85258Free text support, 24/7.
National Domestic Abuse Helpline0808 2000 247Free, 24/7. If you call 999 and can't speak, press 55 when asked.
FRANK0300 123 6600Drugs and alcohol information.
National Gambling Helpline0808 8020 133Free, 24/7.
Shelter helpline0808 800 4444Housing and homelessness advice.

Outside the UK? findahelpline.com lists free helplines in many countries. Check numbers are right for where you are.

If someone may have overdosed

  • Call emergency services now, even if you're not sure.
  • Stay with them. Don't leave them to sleep it off.
  • If they're unconscious but breathing, lie them on their side.
  • Tell the call handler what was taken, if you know.

Withdrawal

Withdrawal can be medically dangerous, alcohol especially. Hallucinations, seizures, severe shaking or confusion need urgent medical care. Don't stop or change medication on your own.