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We provide a 24/7, all year round service for callers experiencing an urgent mental health crisis and for those who have concerns about someone's mental wellbeing.
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How we can help
How we can help
If you are experiencing any of the following, please consider calling us on 111 and select the mental health option:
- Changes to your mood
- Withdrawing from people (close family, friends or work colleagues)
- Not taking care of yourself like you usually would
- Having increased thoughts about your life not being worth living
- Excessive worry
- Feeling out of control or unable to cope
- Feeling anxious about leaving the house
- Hearing voices or seeing things that others can't
- Thinking about harming yourself.
We can work together to get you the right help.
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How to get help
How to get help
Call 111 and select the mental health option.
If you are unable to make the call yourself then anyone can call on your behalf, for example a friend, carer, loved one, or your GP. The service is available to anyone aged 18 and above in a mental health crisis currently living in Devon (excluding Plymouth).
A video relay service has been introduced for NHS 111, which allows deaf and hard of hearing callers to communicate directly with NHS 111 call handlers via a remote British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter. To access, please download the SignVideo app
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Further information
What happens when I call?
The phone will be answered by a mental health practitioner who will listen to your concerns and help you get what you need.
They can offer advice over the phone, or refer or give you information about other services which may help such as The Moorings, or put you in contact with other health services.
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Service hours
24/7, 365 days a year
111 - select mental health option