Need urgent help? Visit international crisis support guidance

Need urgent help right now? Please use immediate support services.

T.A.E.I.L. is being built as a community around death, grief, remembrance, preparation, celebration, reflection, and mutual care. It is not equipped to respond to urgent crisis or emergency situations.

If you are in immediate danger, think you may act on thoughts of self-harm, or need urgent help now, please contact local emergency or crisis services immediately.

T.A.E.I.L. is not a crisis hotline, emergency service, clinical care provider, therapy service, or welfare-check guarantee

If someone is in immediate danger, having suicidal thoughts, unable to stay safe, or facing an emergency, they should use local emergency or crisis services right away rather than wait for T.A.E.I.L.

A future post, response, report, direct message, Circle of Care interaction, account restriction, moderation queue, or AI-assisted prompt is not an emergency route and must not be treated as a way to obtain real-time intervention.

What kind of help do you need right now?

Immediate danger

If there is an immediate risk to your safety or someone else's, call your local emergency number now.

Emotional crisis or suicidal thoughts

If you are in acute distress, having suicidal thoughts, or feel unable to stay safe, contact a crisis hotline or urgent local mental health service now.

Grief, overwhelm, or non-immediate distress

If you are grieving, overwhelmed, frightened, or struggling but not in immediate danger, it may still help to contact a trusted person, your doctor, a licensed therapist, a bereavement service, or a local support line.

Not sure where to turn?

If you do not know what support is available where you live, use findahelpline.com to find crisis and emotional support services in your country.

Interim support list

Until T.A.E.I.L. has a live public resources system with regularly reviewed signposting, this is the simplest public interim list:

  • Canada: Crisis Services Canada — 1-833-456-4566
  • UK: Samaritans — 116 123
  • Australia: Lifeline — 13 11 14
  • Australia: Beyond Blue — 1300 22 4636
  • International: findahelpline.com

This list is reviewed periodically and again whenever T.A.E.I.L.'s main public geographies change. Canada is listed first, reflecting Canada as T.A.E.I.L.'s confirmed Phase 1 legal home.

A boundary, not a substitute

T.A.E.I.L. is being built as a safeguarding-first community, not as a substitute for emergency, crisis, legal, financial, or clinical services.

If you are overwhelmed or grieving but not in immediate danger, it may help to contact a trusted person, a doctor, a therapist, a bereavement service, or a local support line. If you are not sure where to turn in your country, findahelpline.com may help you find an appropriate support service.

In a space shaped by grief, mortality, vulnerability, and reflection, responsible signposting is part of care.

This page reflects T.A.E.I.L.'s planning framework as of September 22, 2026, aligned with TAEIL-Crisis-Signposting-Page-v1.5.md. It is static public-information only; no crisis, forum, AI, or monitoring service is live.