If a friend mentions suicide, take it seriously. If they have expressed an immediate plan, or have access to prescription medication or other potentially deadly means, do not leave them alone. Get help immediately.
If you need urgent or immediate care for yourself or someoneelse you should phone or go to your nearest GP surgery, out of hours clinic or hospital.
You can also call for assistance by dialing 911 from any phone and requesting an ambulance or Gardai
If you feel you are in danger or are concerned about your personal safety you should go to your nearest Garda Station.
You can also call for assistance by dialing 911 from any phone and requesting an ambulance or Gardai
If you are under 18 and you need help during school hours you can go to your nearest school and ask for help and shelter.
You can also go to any other safe haven or public place and ask for help.
If you need information or support for yourself or someone else 24/7 then you can call any of the National Support Lines or contact a support organisation dealing with your particular concern. Click this box to get more information
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