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Mental Health Crisis Lines - District of Thunder Bay

Phone or online services offering immediate assistance to people who feel frightened or unable to cope.

If you, a family member, friend, or co-worker are in a situation where there is an immediate risk of causing harm to yourself or others, please call 911.

See also Abuse and Sexual Assault Helplines, Mental Health Crisis Intervention - Mobile, and Mental Health Crisis Intervention - Walk-In.

 
These services are located in District of Thunder Bay
9-8-8 - Suicide Crisis Helpline  
Call or text 988
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health - Northern Ontario - Telephone Helpline - 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline  
Ontario 		1-833-456-4566
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Helpline  
Ontario, ON 		1-855-242-3310
Ginoogaming First Nation - New Ginoogaming Health Centre - Crisis Intervention  
203 Balsam Rd, Ginoogaming First Nation, ON  P0T 2A0 		807-876-2732
Superior North Victim Services - Marathon  
2 Ontario St Suite 12, Marathon, ON  P0T 2E0 		807-229-8877

These services are located outside of District of Thunder Bay, but provide service to District of Thunder Bay.
Canadian Mental Health Association - Thunder Bay - Crisis Response Services  
Thunder Bay, ON 		1-888-269-3100
Canadian Mental Health Association - Thunder Bay - Crisis Support Residence  
Thunder Bay, ON 		1-888-269-3100
Hope for Wellness Help Line  
Kids Help Phone  
1200 Ave McGill College, Suite 1680, Montréal, QC  H3B 4G7
Kids Help Phone - Crisis Text Line  
National Indian Residential School Crisis Line  

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