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Free, confidential 24-hour line staffed by registered nurses trained in crisis intervention. The single point of entry for a mental health or addictions crisis in NL.

Free, confidential navigation service connecting people to government and community programs of every kind, including mental health and addictions.

Helps individuals and families work out which service in the system actually fits their situation, then connects them directly.

NL's official online mental health and addictions portal: self-help content, a service directory, and the BreathingRoom program.

Provincial registry to get matched with a family doctor or nurse practitioner — the usual first stop for ongoing mental health care and medication management.

Support and navigation for people using opioids, their families, and providers.

Health and wellness services for Labrador Inuit communities under the Nunatsiavut Government.

Health and wellness supports for NunatuKavut members in southern and central Labrador.

Education, training, and program delivery province-wide.

Maternal and newborn health resources, including perinatal mental health support.

Free take-home naloxone kits (injectable and nasal) to reverse an opioid overdose. Get one with no referral from many pharmacies, public health offices, or by calling 811 to find the nearest location.

Free, non-judgmental harm reduction: clean supplies, needle exchange, naloxone, and drug-checking (fentanyl/benzo) test strips, with a mail-out option for rural NL.

Free, confidential legal information and navigation for survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence aged 16+, run with PLIAN and End Sexual Violence NL.

Free, confidential support, information, and court navigation for victims of crime, including help with safety planning and referrals.

Free province-wide information, referral, and friendly-caller support for older adults and their families, including help finding mental health and community supports.