Get Help

In Fiji, there are several national free helplines that provide support across different areas, including: forced sex; sex trafficking; mental health; emergency services; and domestic violence.

Here are some key helplines and their purposes:

Reporting & Getting HELP!


Police


Crime Stopper Helpline (Toll free) 919

 

child


Child Helpline (Toll free) 1325

 

Counseling


Empower Pacific (Toll free) 5626

 

ADULTS


Domestic Violence Helpline (Toll free) 1560
Lifeline (Toll free) 1543

 

Lifeline Fiji

Helpline Number: 132 454

Purpose: Lifeline Fiji provides 24/7 confidential counseling and emotional support services for individuals facing mental health challenges, personal issues, or emotional distress. They offer assistance for anxiety, depression, suicide prevention, and other mental health concerns.

Domestic Violence Helpline

Helpline Number: 1560 Purpose: This helpline offers support for individuals experiencing domestic violence. It provides advice, counseling, and referrals to services for those who are victims of violence or need assistance with leaving abusive relationships.

Fiji Women's Crisis Center

Helpline Number: 1560 (same as Domestic Violence Helpline)

Purpose: FWCC is a national organization dedicated to providing support and advocacy for women who experience violence. They offer a confidential helpline for women facing domestic violence, sexual violence, and other forms of abuse. FWCC also provides counseling, legal advice, and referrals to shelters or other services. They work to empower women and ensure their safety and rights are upheld.

Child Helpline

Helpline Number: 1325

Purpose: Aimed at supporting children and young people, this helpline offers assistance for issues such as abuse, neglect, bullying, and other child protection concerns. It also provides emotional support and advice for youth facing various challenges

Police Emergency Helpline

Helpline Number: 917

Purpose: This is the emergency contact number for police assistance in cases of immediate danger, crime, or accidents. It can be used for reporting emergencies, getting assistance during violent situations, or requesting police presence for law enforcement needs.