National Free phone help line, open 7 nights a week 7.00pm to 10.00pm and Wednesdays from 3.00pm to 10.00pm. Confidential, Non Directive, Non judgemental service for people between the ages of 13 - 19. It's your call, we are here to listen. You do not need credit on your mobile to ring us, there is no record on a bill if you ring from a landline, it is completely free. Our volunteers understand that teenagers need to be listened to and valued. 

This is a freephone number.

​TEENTXT is a Text Support Line for young people in the Kerry area.

If teenagers have problems relating to issues such as bullying, relationships, exam pressure, alcohol/drug use, any form of abuse, depression or simply no one to talk to, they can access the service for support by texting the word “TEEN” to 50101 and they will get a personal response. The service is totally confidential and the teenager’s number will not appear on any screen. The teenager will remain in control at all times.

​The 1life service is available to anyone living in the Republic of Ireland, who may be feeling suicidal, in crisis or worried about a loved one or friend. Even though it may feel difficult to talk with someone right now, we've tried to make getting in touch as easy as possible. 

 * Note that standard message rates will apply on text messages. Our text service is powered by Zamano, customer care 0818 300048. 

 The 1life service is of particular relevance to people who are feeling very low, have had suicidal thoughts or are self-harming or who want to discuss any problems in relation to suicide. It is also available to anyone bereaved or affected by suicide.

In addition to listening and providing support, 1life provides a professional intervention service and works with callers to lift suicidal tendencies, secure safety and promote hopeful next steps.

The Helpline service provides counsellors who are non-judgemental, empathetic and supportive who work together with callers to solve problems. 1life draws on best practice in the fields of crisis Helpline counselling.

Helpline and online support, offering advice and support to children and young people under 18. Childline is a part of the ISPCC (The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children).

Providing support and assistance to that section of society whose lives are affected by depression, bipolar disorder, postnatal depression or suicidal thoughts. Aware has support groups around the country. Helpline and next-day email support service available.

Pieta House offers specialised treatment to clients who self-harm, suffer from suicidal ideation or have made multiple suicide attempts. Clients receive an intensive programme of one-to-one counselling lasting about four to six weeks. Pieta House is a non-profit organisation and thier service is FREE of CHARGE. They now have branches at Ballyfermot, Finglas, Limerick, Tallaght.

Samaritans provides confidential non-judgemental support, 24 hours a day for people experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide.

​SpunOut is an independent, youth led national charity working to empower young people between the ages of 16 and 25 to create personal and social change.

Through our website, SpunOut provides an interactive online community for young people to consume health and lifestyle information and find out about health and advice services available to them in their area, online or over the phone. SpunOut.ie also acts as an online space for young people to share their views and opinions by writing articles for the site or by commenting on pieces written by other young people.

SpunOut.ie has reached over 386,000 unique Irish users online so far this year, millions more through the media and has won numerous awards including a Golden Spider Award and a Net Visionary Award.

SpunOut also runs a number of offline events including our annual Academy, which provides free practical 'tools for change' training, a 'SpunOut Super Heroes' mini grants scheme, and the 'SpunOut Youth Summit'. These events are an opportunity for young people to come together, get informed, inspired and organised.

Youth Information Centres are centres located around Ireland that provide free, confidential information for young people and for people who work with young people. They hold information on subjects like education, employment, careers, rights and entitlements, sport, leisure, travel and European opportunities for young people.