Free 24/7 suicide prevention hotline by Chile's Ministry of Health, staffed by specialized psychologists trained in crisis intervention for suicide prevention and mental health emergencies.
Free 24/7 government health helpline providing health information, mental health support, emergency coordination with SAMU, and guidance on symptoms, illnesses, and health services.
Free 24/7 government helpline for women experiencing violence. Staffed by specialists providing initial orientation, psychological support, legal guidance on gender-based violence and domestic violence.
Free 24/7 confidential police helpline for domestic violence victims. Provides guidance, referrals to services, and can dispatch personnel in emergencies. Serves women, children, elderly, and people with disabilities.
Free independent platform providing guidance on reporting non-consensual intimate content, understanding laws, filing complaints, and technological resistance strategies. Includes chatbot and emergency resources.
Free substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation services for Fonasa beneficiaries. Operates a network of 500+ centers providing multidisciplinary care for drug and alcohol addiction.
Free comprehensive support for crime victims and their families. Provides psychological counseling, legal guidance, social work, and psychiatric care for victims of violent crimes including homicide, sexual assault, robbery, kidnapping, and domestic violence.
Free legal representation, reparative therapy, and social support for victims of violent crimes and their families. Operated by Corporación de Asistencia Judicial with centers nationwide.
Free HIV rapid testing, STI prevention, and linkage to antiretroviral therapy (TARV). Safe space for LGBTQIA+ community. Helps undocumented migrants access treatment through National Health System.
Free services for cancer patients and families to humanize oncological treatment and improve quality of life. Provides emotional support, treatment access assistance, therapy, and complementary therapies.
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