Worldwide Emergency Numbers (Quick Access)
This page is designed for fast, simple access to emergency numbers and urgent crisis support worldwide.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now.
If this is an emergency: Call your local emergency number now, or go to the nearest emergency department.
🚨 Emergency Numbers (Quick Access)
🌍 Common Emergency Numbers
- 112 — Works in many countries (including most of Europe)
- 911 — United States + Canada (and often works on mobiles)
- 999 — United Kingdom (and some regions)
- 000 — Australia
- 111 — New Zealand
📌 What to Say When You Call
- Your name (if safe to share)
- Your location / address
- What’s happening right now
- If anyone is injured or unsafe
- If you need police / ambulance / fire
🫶 If You Feel Overwhelmed
- Take one slow breath in… and out
- Try: “I need help. I’m not okay.”
- If speaking is hard, use short sentences
- If texting is available in your country, use it
🌐 Find My Country (Quick Links)
Choose your country below to access emergency numbers and crisis support pages.
(We can keep adding more countries as we build this hub.)
🇳🇿 New Zealand
Emergency: 111
🇦🇺 Australia
Emergency: 000
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Emergency: 999 or 112
🇺🇸 United States
Emergency: 911
🌍 Other Countries
Try: 112 (works in many places)
💬 International Crisis Support (When You Need Help Now)
If you can’t find your country yet, or you need support right now,
use the global options below while you seek local emergency help.
🆘 Immediate Steps
- Call your local emergency number
- Go to the nearest hospital/ER
- If safe: ask someone nearby to stay with you
📱 Text / Online Support
- If your country offers crisis text support, use it
- Try live chat services where available
- If speaking is hard, texting can be easier
🌈 You’re Not Alone
- Support exists even when things feel impossible
- You deserve help and safety
- Small steps still count — reaching out is a step
