If you are feeling overwhelmed, lonely, despairing, or thinking about suicide, a trained Lifeline volunteer is available to listen without judgment.
Calls are confidential. You do not have to give your name.
Lifeline supports Callers who may be experiencing despair, loneliness, emotional distress, or thoughts of suicide.
Listeners are carefully selected and prepared to create a safe space for Callers to speak.
Callers remain anonymous.
Listeners are carefully selected and prepared to create a safe space for Callers to speak.
FLOW to FLOW customers are free. bMobile and Digicel customers also have free numbers.
Additional support can be provided upon the Caller's consent.
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We offer emotional support to those enduring personal crises and in imminent danger of taking their own lives. We dedicate our time voluntarily through a people-centered approach. Pre-pandemic, Lifeline received 4000 calls annually, with 80% being suicidal.
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Watch on YouTubeLifeline offers confidential emotional support. Callers can speak without judgment, and they do not have to give their name.
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