Abu Dhabi Launches 24/7 Mental Health Support Hotline

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DoH partners with SAKINA Call to provide round-the-clock psychological support and direct access to qualified mental health professionals.

The Department of Health Abu Dhabi has activated a comprehensive 24/7 Mental Health Support Hotline, marking a significant step in addressing the community's mental wellbeing needs. This initiative, developed in collaboration with SAKINA Call, demonstrates the authorities' commitment to supporting residents during challenging times.

The new service, accessible through the dedicated hotline number 800-SAKINA (800-725462), offers a safe, confidential, and compassionate space for individuals experiencing psychological distress. The hotline provides psychological first aid and direct access to qualified mental health professionals, ensuring residents receive appropriate care whenever they need it.

Authorities have emphasized that no concern is too small to discuss and have actively encouraged community members to reach out for assistance without hesitation. The message is clear: residents' wellbeing is a priority, and the service is available to anyone feeling anxious or distressed.

This initiative reflects Abu Dhabi's proactive approach to mental health support, recognizing the importance of accessible psychological services in maintaining community resilience. The round-the-clock availability ensures that help is always within reach, regardless of the time of day or night.

The Department of Health reiterated its commitment to supporting the mental wellbeing of all residents, urging anyone experiencing difficulties to utilize this valuable resource. The collaboration between the DoH and SAKINA Call brings together expertise and dedication to serve the community's mental health needs effectively.

As the region continues to navigate complex developments, this mental health hotline stands as a beacon of support, demonstrating Abu Dhabi's dedication to the holistic wellbeing of its residents.