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703.527.4077
1.800.273..TALK (8255)
1.800.SUICIDE (2433)
If you use TTY, Please dial 7-1-1
CrisisLink Hotlines provide suicide prevention, crisis intervention, emotional support, and information and referrals to other community agencies.
How to tell if someone is suicidal:
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Why Call Our CrisisLink Hotlines
Although suicide prevention is our primary mission, people call for many reasons, including (but not limited to) the following:
Suicidal thoughts • Physical illness • Information about suicide
Relationship problems • To help another person • Family problems
Find help after a disaster • Help for veterans • Information on mental health/illness
Homelessness • Abuse/violence • Loneliness
Substance abuse • Family problems • Sexual orientation issues
Depression • Financial problems • Teen issues
Relationship problems • To help another person • Family problems
Find help after a disaster • Help for veterans • Information on mental health/illness
Homelessness • Abuse/violence • Loneliness
Substance abuse • Family problems • Sexual orientation issues
Depression • Financial problems • Teen issues
Who Should Call
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To honor volunteers who have made a difference.
In recognition of exceptional volunteer service.
Outstanding Service under Extraordinary Circumstances.
To an organization that is well known and thought of by its clients for consistently delivering exceptional quality and service.