Free confidential support to all survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. Services include 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter (up to 60 days), crisis counseling, support groups, children and youth programmes, transitional housing, and aftercare. Serves women, men, and children.
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service Protective Services. Child Safeguarding Investigations Unit (CSIU) handles child protection cases. Part of Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH). Legal requirement to report suspicion of neglect or abuse of a child.
Free and confidential mental health helpline for adults experiencing mental health concerns, distress, despair or suicidal thoughts. Staffed by Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), the Counselling Centre, and Cayman Islands Psychological Association. Government-run service providing emotional support.
Free confidential support for LGBTQ+ community. Services include helpline, mental health and wellbeing support, sexual health testing and support, support groups, and advice for tackling hate crime and discrimination. Mission: create safe, inclusive, equitable culture for LGBTQ+ community.
Free confidential emotional support listening service by trained volunteers for children and teens. Provides safe space for emotional support on issues like anxiety, depression, bullying, relationships. Not a crisis intervention service (call 911 for crisis). Operated by Alex Panton Foundation.
Free fellowship for people who have desire to stop drinking. Mutual support recovery program through 12-step principles. No dues or fees - self-supporting through contributions. Offers various meeting types: literature, Big Book studies, step and tradition meetings, gender-specific meetings. In-person and Zoom meetings available.
Free fellowship for relatives and friends of alcoholics who share experience, strength, and hope. Believes alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery. No dues for membership - self-supporting through voluntary contributions.
Free government counselling services for all residents. Offers individual, couples, and group counselling. Crisis intervention for acute depression, PTSD, suicidal ideation, self-harm. Treatment for depression, anxiety, addictions, family conflicts, grief, trauma. Short-term counselling (8-12 sessions per episode).
Free nonprofit fellowship for men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem. Mutual support recovery program through 12-step principles. Regular group meetings to stay clean. No dues or fees.
Government statutory body coordinating anti-drug measures. Provides free education programs for students, parents, and educators. Research and policy development. Resource and referral guide for substance use issues. Not a direct counseling service but coordinates referrals to support services.
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