Crisis Support by Location (Worldwide)
Crisis Support by Location (Worldwide)
Find crisis support based on where you are in the world. Start with a broad region, then move into country, island, regional, or local support pathways where available.
Quick Pathways
Choose the pathway that feels closest to what you need right now.
I need emergency help now
Use local emergency services first if there is immediate danger, medical risk, suicide risk, violence, or someone cannot stay safe.
I need my country
Search for your country or choose your region below. Some countries have main pages and others may still be growing.
I need my region
Start with Oceania, Americas, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, MENA, or worldwide support pathways.
I need worldwide contacts first
Use international helplines or worldwide emergency number pages as a broad starting point.
Search & Filter by Location
Search by country, region, or broad worldwide support pathway.
Use this section to search by country or explore by region.
Worldwide Emergency Numbers
Quick access to emergency numbers and urgent crisis support information across multiple countries and regions.
International Helplines
Browse global helplines and broader international support options when you need help urgently.
Oceania Crisis Support
Explore crisis support pathways across Oceania, including New Zealand, Australia, and Pacific regions.
New Zealand
Find crisis support services, helplines, and location-based support options for New Zealand.
Australia
Find crisis support pathways, emergency options, and help services available across Australia.
Pacific Islands
Explore crisis support information and mental health help pathways across Pacific Island regions.
Americas
Explore crisis support across North America, Central America, South America, and related regional pathways.
United States
Find crisis support pathways, emergency contact points, and mental health help across the United States.
Canada
Find crisis support services, emergency help, and mental health support pathways across Canada.
United Kingdom
Find crisis support, emergency contact details, and mental health help options in the UK.
Europe
Explore crisis support options and emergency help pathways across Europe.
Asia
Explore crisis support pathways and emergency help information across Asian regions.
Middle East
Find crisis support pathways and emergency help information across Middle Eastern regions.
Africa
Find crisis support pathways, emergency contacts, and region-specific help across Africa.
New Zealand Location Pathways
For New Zealand, start with the main NZ crisis support page or use the island directory pages to move toward regional support.
New Zealand Crisis Support Index
Main NZ doorway page for crisis support, emergency pathways, and regional support pages.
Open NZ indexNorth Island Support Directory
Directory pathway for North Island crisis support regions, including Auckland, Waikato, Wellington, and more.
Open North IslandSouth Island Support Directory
Directory pathway for South Island crisis support regions, including Canterbury, Otago, Southland, Nelson/Tasman, and more.
Open South IslandWhere To Go Next
Location is only one way to find support. You may also need crisis support by audience, topic, access needs, or professional/support role.
Crisis Support by Audience
Choose support based on age, role, identity, culture, disability, or who is helping.
Open audience supportCrisis Support by Topic
Find support for concerns such as self-harm, abuse, trauma, grief, addiction, eating disorders, and more.
Open topic supportAccessibility & Inclusive Crisis Support
For support around disability, neurodivergence, communication, sensory needs, language, or access barriers.
Open accessibility supportImportant Disclaimer
Aspie Answers provides education, signposting, and supportive information. Crisis services, phone numbers, and availability may change by country or region. This page is not a replacement for emergency care, medical advice, therapy, legal advice, safeguarding procedures, or professional crisis assessment. In an emergency, contact local emergency services immediately.