Suicide, self-harm, and domestic violence prevention
We remove content that displays, rationalizes or encourages suicide, self-injury, eating disorders or substance abuse. This includes graphic images, images of instruments or tools people use for self-injury, and content making fun of or mocking people struggling with self-harm.
If you or someone you know is struggling, we have resources listed below where you can get free, confidential and immediate support.
International
United States and Canada
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (US and CA)
- Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CA)
- Crisis Text Line (US)
- To Write Love on Her Arms (US)
- National Eating Disorders Association (US)
- The Trevor Project (US, LGBTQ youth, ages 13-24)
- Trans Lifeline (US and CA)
- Your Life Your Voice (US, youth and young adults)
- National Domestic Violence Hotline (US)
- National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline (US)
- Hackblossom: DIY Cybersecurity for Domestic Violence (US)
Latin America
- S.O.S. Un Amigo Anónimo (AR)
- Centro de Valorização da Vida (CVV) (BR)
- Todo Mejora (CL)
- Corpolatin (CO)
- SAPTEL (MX)
Europe
- TelefonSeelsorge (AT)
- Centre de prévention du Suicide (BE - FR)
- Centrum Ter Preventie Van Zelfdoding (BE - NL)
- Tel 143 – Die Dargebotene Hand (CH)
- TelefonSeelsorge (DE)
- El Telefono de la Esperanza (ES)
- Suicide Ecoute (FR)
- Pieta House (IE)
- Telefono Amico (IT)
- SOS Détresse - Hëllef iwwer Telefon (LU)
- 113 Zelfmoordpreventie (NL)
- Voz de Apoio (PT)
- Samaritans (UK)
- National Domestic Violence Helpline (UK)
Asia and Australia
- AASRA (IN)
- Befrienders Japan (JP)
- Korean Suicide Prevention Center (KR)
- Natasha Goulborn Foundation (PH)
- Institute of Mental Health (SG)
- Samaritans (TH)
- Lifeline (AU)
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