24/7 toll-free crisis helpline providing free and confidential support for mental health, suicide prevention, and crisis intervention. Services include phone counseling, text messaging, online support, face-to-face counseling, and community outreach for people experiencing emotional distress or crisis.
Free 24/7 toll-free counselling helpline providing confidential support by phone and text message. Professional counselors provide support for mental health, crisis intervention, domestic violence, substance use, self-harm, suicide, bereavement, and more. Accessible to all ages across Fiji.
Free 24/7 crisis counseling and support services for women and children who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and sexual harassment. Provides counseling, safe house referrals, legal assistance, and medical support. Services available in English, Fijian, and Hindi.
Free 24/7 national child helpline providing telephone counseling and information for children, youth, and those reporting child abuse or neglect. Also provides free clinical and social services for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, including post-rape care, forensic examinations, STI/HIV testing, pregnancy tests, and emergency contraception.
Free government reporting portal for online safety issues including cyberbullying, online harassment, image-based abuse, online defamation, trolling, hate speech, and discrimination. Provides direct, free, and confidential support to victims of online abuse and harmful content.
Free legal services for Fijians who cannot afford a private lawyer. Provides legal advice and representation in family law (including domestic violence), criminal law, and some civil matters. Independent statutory body ensuring access to justice for all Fijians.
Free peer support fellowship for people who want to stop drinking. No dues or fees - self-supporting through voluntary contributions. Offers both in-person meetings in Suva and online Zoom meetings. Membership requirement is simply a desire to stop drinking.
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