The BBCA is here to support our community. We look to publish timely information on a range of issues on our website and Facebook pages. This information includes a range of useful links and resources, and our News and Events page on the website and the BBCA Facebook page are good ways to keep informed of the latest developments and issues in Belgium. Don’t forget the CHS Helpline is also available 24/7 and is not only for advice but also for a friendly chat. The CHS Helpline is staffed by carefully selected and trained volunteers. Helplines in Belgium remain open. If you need advice, support or someone to talk to, you can call anytime.
You can also use the national language based Télé-Accueil. It is a free and accessible 24 hours a day When you dial, you are greeted and listened to in national languages by someone who offers you a space to talk and supports you during the call. This anonymous , person-to-person encounter is confidential and brief . The person listening to you can also inform you and direct you to other services, respecting your pace and choices. The listening service is offered by teams of volunteers, trained and supervised by professionals.
There is also a Belgian French-speaking Centre de Prévention du Suicide, free phone number 0800 32 123. You can also contact the BBCA via our email, BBCA.Contact@gmail.com, if you need more information or assistance. We are here to help. |
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