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The numbers that help, right now

These numbers work without an account and without an appointment. Numbers starting with 0800 are free.

Immediate danger

  • 112

    112 — Ambulance and fire brigade

    free24/7

    For danger to life, a serious injury, a fire.

    Call 112. It is free, day and night, everywhere in Europe.

  • 101

    101 — Police

    free24/7

    For an assault, a theft happening now, a danger that needs the police.

    Call 101, day and night.

  • 070 245 245

    Centre Antipoisons — poison centre

    free24/7

    If someone swallowed a dangerous product or too much medicine.

    If the person is unconscious, call 112 first.

A bed tonight

  • 0800 99 340

    Samusocial — a bed for tonight

    free24/7

    If you have nowhere to sleep in Brussels. Also to report someone in distress on the street.

    Call 0800 99 340. Free, day and night, all year.

Need to talk

  • 107

    107 — Télé-Accueil

    freeanonymous24/7

    Someone listens to you, without judging. Loneliness, anxiety, dark thoughts.

    Call 107, day and night. Nobody will ask for your name.

  • 106

    106 — Tele-Onthaal

    freeanonymous24/7

    The same listening line, in Dutch.

    Call 106, day and night.

  • 0800 32 123

    Suicide prevention line

    freeanonymous24/7

    If you think about ending your life, or you worry about someone.

    Call 0800 32 123. Free, anonymous, day and night.

  • 1813

    1813 — Zelfmoordlijn

    freeanonymous24/7

    The suicide prevention line, in Dutch.

    Call 1813, day and night.

Violence

  • 0800 30 030

    Écoute Violences Conjugales — domestic violence line

    freeanonymous08:00–20:00, 7/7

    For victims, witnesses and relatives. Listening, advice, guidance.

    Call 0800 30 030, from 8am to 8pm. At night, the call goes to 107. In immediate danger, call 101.

  • 1712

    1712 — Geweld melden (report violence)

    freeanonymouslun–ven 09:00–18:00

    The violence and abuse line, in Dutch.

    Call 1712 on weekdays, from 9am to 6pm.

  • 0800 98 100

    SOS Viol — after sexual violence

    freeanonymouslun–ven 08:00–18:00

    After sexual violence: listening, and psychological, social and legal help.

    Call 0800 98 100, on weekdays from 8am to 6pm. Free and anonymous.

Children and young people

  • 103

    103 — Écoute-Enfants

    freeanonymous10:00–24:00, 7/7

    For children and teenagers who need to talk.

    Call 103, every day from 10am to midnight. Free.

  • 102

    102 — Awel

    freeanonymouslun–sam 16:00–22:00

    The listening line for children and young people, in Dutch.

    Call 102, Monday to Saturday, from 4pm to 10pm.

  • 116 000

    Child Focus

    free24/7

    If a child is missing, or to report sexual exploitation.

    Call 116 000, day and night. Free.

Getting care

  • 1733

    1733 — Doctor on duty

    paidsoirs, week-ends, fériés

    If you are ill in the evening, at the weekend or on a public holiday, with no danger to life.

    Call 1733. The call costs the same as a normal call. The visit is paid at the official rate.

  • 02 201 22 22

    Garde Bruxelloise — doctors on duty in Brussels

    paidsoirs 19:00–24:00 ; WE/fériés 08:00–24:00

    The medical on-duty posts in Brussels, and home visits.

    Call 02 201 22 22 in the evening, at the weekend and on public holidays.

  • 0903 99 000

    Pharmacy on duty

    paid24/7

    To find the nearest open pharmacy.

    The search on pharmacie.be is free. By phone: 0903 99 000 — careful, this call costs €1.50 per minute.

  • 02 426 10 26

    Dentist on duty

    paidWE et fériés

    For a dental emergency at the weekend or on a public holiday in Brussels.

    Call 02 426 10 26.

Immediate social help

  • 105

    105 — Croix-Rouge (Red Cross)

    free

    Social help and non-urgent medical transport.

    Call 105. Free.

Numbers checked on 30 August 2026. Not sure? 112 always works.