South America – Emergency Directory A–Z
Fast, simple access to emergency numbers across South America — with a country A–Z list, quick calling tips, and calming support tools for neurodivergent-friendly help-seeking.
If this is an emergency: Call your local emergency number now, or go to the nearest emergency department.
If talking is hard, you can use short sentences or show your screen message to someone.
📞 Emergency Numbers (Quick Access)
Emergency numbers vary by country. If unsure, go to the A–Z list and use the number listed there.
✅ What to say (one sentence)
“Hi, I need urgent help.”
“I’m not safe right now.”
“Please send emergency services.”
📍 Location shortcut
City / town name
Address (if you can)
Nearest landmark/building
🫶 If talking is hard
Use short words only
Ask someone to speak for you
Show this page on your screen
🌎 South America Country Directory (A–Z)
These are the most common emergency numbers used in each country. Always follow local guidance.
Argentina
Police / Fire / Ambulance
Bolivia
Numbers may vary by city
Brazil
Major services split
Chile
Major services split
Colombia
Quick access
Ecuador
Quick access
Guyana
May vary by service
Paraguay
Check local variations
Peru
Major services split
Suriname
May vary by region
Uruguay
Quick access
Venezuela
May vary by local service
🌿 Calm Corner (30–60 seconds)
- Grounding: 5 things you can see • 4 you can feel • 3 you can hear • 2 you can smell • 1 you can taste
- Breathing: In for 4… hold 2… out for 6 (repeat 3 times)
- Support script: “I’m overwhelmed and I need help right now.”
- Reminder: You don’t need to do everything. One next step is enough.
Important: These numbers are provided for general quick-access support and may change over time.
If a number does not work, contact local emergency services, your nearest hospital, or ask a trusted person for help.