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Free help is available in every Alabama county. Keep this guide and share it with someone who needs it.

911EmergencyDanger right now, an overdose or a medical emergency
988Call or text, any hourEmotional crisis or thoughts of suicide
211Local servicesShelter, food and utility help in any county

More numbers to keep

Crisis Center (Birmingham area)
205-323-7777
24-hour crisis line
Domestic violence hotline
1-800-799-7233
24 hours. Text START to 88788.
Drug and alcohol treatment
1-800-662-4357
Free referrals, 24 hours
Veterans Crisis Line
988, press 1
Or text 838255
LGBTQ+ young people (Trevor Project)
1-866-488-7386
Or text START to 678678
Free legal help (Legal Services Alabama)
1-866-456-4995
Spanish line: 1-888-835-3505

How to help someone

Listen. Let them talk without fixing or judging.

Ask. “What do you need right now?” If you are worried about their safety, ask directly about suicide. Asking does not plant the idea.

Offer choices. Let them decide what happens next.

Connect. Offer to make a call together.

Follow up. Do what you said you would do.

You are not the only support a person needs. Connect them with trained help, and call 911 in an emergency.
Ayuda en españolLlame o envíe un texto al 988 y oprima 2. Línea legal en español: 1-888-835-3505. Marque 211 para servicios locales.
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Numbers current as of November 2026. Services and hours change, so call ahead. Listings are for information only and are not endorsements. This guide does not replace professional medical, legal or mental health care.