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FIND SUPPORT

A real person can listen.

You can ask for help with emotional distress even if you don’t know what to call it. No scenario or questionnaire comes first.

United States & territories

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

A trained crisis counselor can listen and help you think through support. Calling, texting, or chatting takes you to an external service.

If danger is immediate or someone needs emergency medical care

Call 911 in the U.S. or go to the nearest emergency department. Ask a safe adult or someone you trust to stay with you if possible. This website is not monitored and cannot send help.

A person you trust

A school counselor, teacher, health professional, relative, or another safe adult can help you take a next step. If one person dismisses you, try another.

Find the words

Bullying support

Explore official guidance for getting help with bullying at school or online. This is an educational resource, not a crisis service.

StopBullying.gov ↗

Supporting someone

Learn practical steps for listening, helping someone stay safe, connecting them with support, and following up.

Read the caring adult guide

This site provides links; it does not operate these services or confirm a partnership. External services have their own privacy policies and safety procedures. No personal information is automatically submitted by this page. More curated links are in Resources.