Free and confidential hotline providing support, guidance, and counseling to women experiencing violence. Staffed by psychologists, lawyers, and health providers. Part of Pro Mujer's Mujer Segura program serving over 17,000 women in Bolivia.
Free 24-hour violence emergency line operated by La Paz Municipal Government. Provides immediate assistance to victims of domestic violence, gender-based violence, and violence against women, children, and elderly. Staffed with social workers, lawyers, and psychologists. Coordinates with UNICEF's Familia Segura line for emotional support.
National emergency services for police, fire, and medical emergencies. 911 calls from mobile phones are redirected to 110 (Police). Use for life-threatening emergencies only.
Crisis helpline providing mental health support and suicide prevention services to Spanish and Portuguese-speaking communities. Serves residents of Cochabamba and La Paz.
A Spanish-language helpline with global reach providing free emotional support via WhatsApp. Operated by trained volunteers. Service acquired by Crisis Text Line in 2025 with plans to expand to 24/7.
Free and confidential UNICEF-supported call center providing psycho-emotional care, guidance on family/partner problems, gender-based violence, suicidal thoughts, and other distressing situations. Serves children, adolescents, women and men throughout Bolivia.
Free peer support meetings for alcohol addiction recovery. AA is a worldwide fellowship with the only requirement being a desire to stop drinking. No dues or fees for membership.
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