Support organisations
Here you can find a list of other help and support organisations to contact.
Alkoholhjäpen (Alcohol Helpline)
Alcohol Help offers information, support, and advice for those who are considering their own drinking habits, and for those who are worried about someone else.
Read more and find contact details to the Alcohol helpline
The Ombudsman for Children in Sweden
The Ombudsman for Children is a government agency tasked with representing the rights of children and young people. They provide information about children's rights and where to turn for support and information.
Read more and find contact details to the Ombudsman for Children in Sweden
Bris
Children's Rights in Society (Bris) is an organization that supports children who are in distress. Children up to 18 years old can contact Bris to talk to a counselor via phone, SMS, or chat. The contact is anonymous and free of charge. Bris also has a support line for adults who have questions and concerns about children and young people.
Read more and find contact details to Bris
Victim Support Sweden (Brottsofferjouren)
116 006 is the national helpline for victims of crime operated by victim support services. Victims, their relatives, and witnesses can call to receive support, advice, and assistance. Those seeking help can be contacted by local support staff for further personal assistance, if they wish.
Read more and find contact details to Victim Support Sweden
Droghjälpen (Drugs Support)
You can turn to the Drug Help service for information, advice, and support regarding your own or someone else's drug use.
Read more and find contact details to Drugs support services
Swedish Poisons Information Centre
The Poison Information Centre answers questions about poisonings – around the clock, all year round. If it is an emergency, you should call 112.
Read more and find contact details to the Poisons Information Centre
Kvinnofridslinjen
Kvinnofridslinjen is a national helpline for victims of physical, psychological or sexual violence. Their mission is to listen, provide professional support, and offer information on where you can get help.
Read more and find contact details to Kvinnofridslinjen
Mind – suicide hotline
The organization Mind offers the Suicide Line where you can call if you have suicidal thoughts. Even those who are close to someone in distress can contact them.
Read more and find contact details to Mind
Missing People Sweden
Missing People Sweden is a non-profit organization that issues missing person alerts and organizes search efforts for missing individuals in Sweden.
Read more and find contact details to Missing People Sweden
The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency – advice for private individuals
The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency informs individuals about home preparedness, fire safety, and natural disasters.
Read more and find contact details at the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency
Swedish Environmental Protection Agency
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency is a government agency that works with environmental issues within Sweden, the EU, and internationally.
Read more and find contact details at Swedish Environmental Protection Agency
PrevenTell
PrevenTell is a national helpline for those who feel they have lost control over their sexuality, are worried about their thoughts and actions, or are afraid of harming themselves or others.
Read more and find contact details at PrevenTell
RFSL Support Centre
RFSL's support service is for LGBTQI individuals who have been subjected to harassment, threats, or violence. They can provide crisis counseling and information about rights, among other things.
Read more and find contact details to RFSL’s support service
Roks, the National Organisation for Women’s Shelters and Young Women's Shelters in Sweden
Roks is a national organization that gathers women's and girls' shelters in Sweden. The shelters support women, girls, and children who are subjected to violence, threats, abuse, or harassment.
Save the Children Centers (Rädda Barnen centrum)
Save the Children's Center offers support and psychological treatment for children and young people. They work especially with children who have been exposed to violence and abuse, refugee children and their families, and children and young people who suffer from mental health problems.
Read more and find contact details at Save the Children
The Swedish Soldiers Homes Association
A support phone line for you who are a soldier, veteran, or family member who wants to talk to someone outside your circle.
Read more and find contact details at the Swedish Soldiers Homes
Swedish Red Cross
The Red Cross is a worldwide organisation that works with humanitarian aid. In Sweden, the Red Cross complements society’s other safety nets.
Read more and find contact details at the Swedish Red Cross
Swedish Customs
The Swedish Customs Service works to prevent drugs, firearms, and other illegal goods from entering the country. The chances of stopping smuggling increase if they receive tips and information from private individuals and business owners.
Read more and find contact details at Swedish Customs
Unizon
Unizon brings together over 100 of the country's women's shelters, girls' shelters, and other support services that work for an equal society free from violence.
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