Useful Contact Numbers
AIS is always here to support you with any worries or issues you may have. Below is a list of telephone numbers you may find useful:
999:
The main emergency number for police, ambulance, fire brigade, coastguard, cliff rescue,
mountain rescue, and cave rescue. Calls are free from both a landline and mobile.
111:
Connects you to the NHS for medical advice or treatment, or for urgent mental health
support.
101:
The non-emergency number for the police.
105:
Reports or requests an update of a power supply outage in your area.
116 123:
The Samaritans, who provide confidential emotional support for people who are
experiencing feelings of distress, despair, or suicidal thoughts.
0800 138 0990:
Mental Health Advice & Support Line.
61016:
British Transport Police, who can be contacted by text if you see unusual behavior or
something out of place on your journey.
0800 1111:
Child Line
0808 800 5000:
NSPCC Child Protection Helpline
0300 123 6600:
Frank – National Drugs Helpline
0800 169 0169:
NHS Smoking Helpline
0808 168 9111:
Victim Supportline
08457 909090:
Samaritans
0808 802 5544:
Young Minds – Parent Helpline for worries about your child’s Mental Health and wellbeing
(9.30-4pm on weekdays)
0300 123 3393 or text 86463:
Mind – Advice for Mental Health including Self-Harming (9am-
6pm on weekdays)
In order to access any of our free services, it is necessary to register with us first. You can easily complete this step by clicking Here and following the simple registration process.