When should I call 112?
Call 112 for a life-threatening situation, fire, a serious accident, immediate violence or a crime in progress. Say what is happening, where you are and what help appears to be needed. If you are unsure whether someone is in immediate danger, call 112.
When should I call my GP or the out-of-hours GP service?
Call your own GP during weekday office hours if urgent medical assessment is needed but there is no immediate danger to life. In the evening, at night, at weekends or on public holidays, call the out-of-hours GP service. Call before travelling to the service or emergency department.
How do I find the number of the out-of-hours GP service?
Check your GP's website, call the usual GP number and listen to the recorded message, or search for ‘huisartsen-spoedpost’ plus your town or city. Call first; the triage professional will assess which help is needed.
How do I reach the mental health crisis service?
For an acute mental health crisis without immediate danger to life, contact your GP or the out-of-hours GP service. They assess the situation and can involve the regional mental health crisis service. If you already receive treatment, also use the crisis number or arrangements in your crisis or safety plan.
What should I do about suicidal thoughts?
Call 112 in immediate danger. If there is no immediate danger, call 113 or the free number 0800-0113, or chat anonymously through 113.nl. The service is available day and night, including when you are worried about someone else.
Where can a child or young person talk anonymously?
Children and young people aged 8 to 18 can call Child Helpline (De Kindertelefoon) free and anonymously on 0800-0432. It is available daily from 11:00 to 21:00. Call 112 in immediate danger.
Is Zorgfuik an emergency or crisis service?
No. Zorgfuik cannot assess an emergency, dispatch help or provide crisis intervention. This page only helps you choose the appropriate national number or first point of contact.
