Use the following contacts to find the most appropriate services.
Samaritans
If you need urgent and immediate support - particularly if you are feeling suicidal - you can call the Samaritans (free). The Samaritans is the UK’s most popular listening-ear service.
Phone: 116 123
Website: www.samaritans.org.
Emergency services
For any sort of life-threatening emergency, including harm to others, call the emergency services...
Phone: 999
GP, local health providers and NHS 111
Your GP, pharmacist or local health service is the best place to start for non-emergency (non-medical) queries. Your NHS record will help to ensure you get joined-up care between your GP and your NHS provider.
If you need out-of-hours help
Call the NHS 111 number if you're experiencing complex problems caused by a new or an existing medical condition. Also use 111 if you need to discuss an ongoing care plan or need an emergency prescription.
Phone: 111
Website: NHS 111
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