Crisis Support & Emergency Numbers

If you need support right now, the services below are there for you – around the clock or at the times stated. You are not alone.

In case of acute danger to yourself or others, please call the ambulance immediately on 144.

Psychiatric Emergency Service (PSD Vienna)

01 313 30

Available around the clock: telephone counselling in psychological emergencies; if needed, a crisis team comes to you.

Emergency Psychological Service Austria

0699 188 554 00

Emergency psychological support and counselling for people during and after distressing or traumatic events.

Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
www.notfallpsychologie.at

Crisis Intervention Centre

01 406 95 95

Telephone and in-person crisis support, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm.

bittelebe.at

bittelebe.at

Online platform for suicide prevention, for those affected and for relatives: guidance on how to support yourself or someone close to you in a suicidal crisis, plus an overview of available help (in German).

www.bittelebe.at

Frauen* beraten Frauen (counselling for women)

01 587 67 50

Free, confidential counselling provided exclusively by women: psychosocial, legal and health-related, anonymous on request.

Monday and Wednesday 9:30 am–12:30 pm, Tuesday and Thursday 1–4 pm.
www.frauenberatenfrauen.at

Women's Helpline against Violence

0800 222 555

Anonymous, free support for women affected by violence – around the clock.

Männerberatung Wien (counselling for men)

01 603 28 28

Counselling, treatment and therapy for boys and men in difficult life situations.

Monday to Thursday 9 am–12 pm and 3–7 pm, Friday 9 am–4 pm.
www.maenner.at

Men's Info (Männerinfo)

0800 400 777

Telephone crisis counselling for men, free and anonymous, with interpretation on request.

Telefonseelsorge (crisis helpline)

142

Anonymous and free – someone to listen, day and night.

Rat auf Draht

147

Helpline and chat for children, young people and those who support them – around the clock.

www.rataufdraht.at

AMIKE telephone

01 343 0101

Psychosocial emergency support for people with a migration or refugee background – anonymous and in many languages.

Counselling in German, English, Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Farsi/Dari, Russian and Ukrainian, among others.
Monday to Friday, 10 am – 1 pm and 2 pm – 5:30 pm.

SMS police emergency number for deaf people

0800 133 133

Emergency calls by SMS for deaf and hard-of-hearing people – also via the DEC112 app.

DEC112 app

Acute medical emergencies

144

Ambulance service in case of acute danger to you or others.