List of suicide crisis lines

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List of helplines for individuals in crisis

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A suicide crisis line is a hotline or helpline that provides support to individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts or mental health crisises. These lines are typically staffed by trained counselors or volunteers who offer emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals to local resources. Below is a list of notable suicide crisis lines around the world.

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