If it’s a bad night
If someone is in danger right now, stop reading and call your emergency number. It is the one you already know, and it is the fastest thing on this page.
The job asks things of people that most jobs never ask, and it does not stop asking when the uniform comes off. A bad tour. The mate who did not come home. The years afterwards, in rooms full of people who have no idea what you are talking about and no reason to.
It lands on families too — the ones who waited, and the ones who noticed something had changed and never found the words for it. Every line on this page will talk to them as well.
You do not have to be in crisis to ring one of these. A rough patch, a bad week, or nothing you can put your finger on is reason enough — and it is exactly what you would tell somebody else to do.
Pick a country above and the numbers for it will be here.
Your account is not attached to this page. We do not log who opened it and there is no record on your profile that you did. The page is counted, the way every page here is, so we know these numbers are being found — that count carries no handle, no name, and not the country you picked. Nothing you do here reaches an administrator.