24 HOUR SUICIDE CRISIS LINE
905-522-1477
COLLECT CALLS ACCEPTED

When to Call?
ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT!

If you or someone you care about is contemplating suicide we can help...

Pain, despair, and overwhelming hopelessness can strike at any hour. The staff and volunteers of The Salvation Army Suicide Crisis Line work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week around the clock giving hope to those facing inescapable darkness.

The Salvation Army began its’ first Anti-Suicide ministry in 1906 and remains a vital intervention and prevention ministry offered by The Salvation Army.

Why Call?

You're not alone. We all face times of crisis in life and sometimes when life becomes overwhelming people feel desperate and have a difficult time finding the strength to hang on until the crisis is over. It can be helpful to talk to someone before you make any quick decisions.

Our trained Crisis Line Workers will listen to you, set goals with you, create a prevention plan, make referrals, provide information to you and help build a support system that will enable you to survive and thrive.

Who Calls?

People who feel suicidal
People who think about suicide
People who have attempted suicide
People who need to talk
People who are worried about a friend or relative
People who are lonely
People who are looking for referrals and information
People of all ages and nationalities
Other service providers who would like to consult, receive information and/or training on suicide prevention
People who have lost a loved one to suicide
People who are experiencing insurmountable pain, pressure, frustration, anger, guilt, or grief and are desperate to have someone navigate them out of their personal darkness

What We Do?
What services do we provide?

24 hour crisis line
Consultation Services
Practical Assistance to those in need through our Food Bank & Family Services Department
Resources & Referrals

Administation Line
General Non-Emergency Inquiries
905-522-5244

Click play to watch an interview with Stephanie Oliver from the Suicide Crisis Line

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