Free government hotline to report missing and kidnapped children, and provide assistance to victims. Also provides protection for vulnerable groups including elderly with amnesia and people with special needs in moral or psychological danger.
Free government guide from Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications providing information on online risks for children (sexual exploitation, cyberbullying, psychological manipulation) and safety measures for parents and guardians.
Free online directory listing support services, aids, and safe spaces for victims of violence against women and girls across Algeria. Published by EFI-RCSO. Includes helplines, shelters, legal aid, and health services organized by region.
Algeria's national civil protection emergency service providing firefighters, ambulance, and disaster response. Available 24/7 for emergencies.
National helpline operated by AVIFE (Association Against Violence Against Women and Children) and Wassila Network. Provides free, confidential medical, psychological, and legal support for victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and violence against women and children. Telephone and WhatsApp support available.
Government addiction treatment facilities operated by Ministry of Health in collaboration with WHO. Free and voluntary treatment for substance abuse including alcohol, with individual therapy, career guidance, and reintegration support. 48 outpatient centers and 5 medical facilities nationwide.
Non-profit NGO providing psychological support via green line in collaboration with Algerian Red Crescent. Focus on sexual and reproductive health, family planning, and mental health support for women, families, and youth.
National toll-free helpline operated by NADA (Network of Associations Defending Children's Rights). Provides listening, assessment, legal support, and psychosocial assistance. Staffed by multidisciplinary team of lawyers and psychologists supporting children, youth, and adults with mental health crisis, suicide prevention, anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, violence, and bullying.
If you're in immediate danger, please call your local emergency services.
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