Free number for Guide-Line

Guide-Line is a free mental health telephone support line and live chat service for people of all ages in Bradford District and Craven. There is a new free number for Guide-Line which means calls from landlines and mobiles will not be charged.

Guide-Line is a confidential helpline which has been running for over 20 years. The lines are manned by trained staff and volunteers who offer a listening ear, advice and support, and who can help you find local services. In 2022-2023 the service received over 8,700 calls and live chats, read about this in our latest Impact Report. 

Guide-Line open from 8am to 12am (midnight) every day for anyone of any age living in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven. Callers can ring up to once a day if they are struggling. 

You can talk to us, we’re here for you

This service is available to you if you live in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale or Craven.    

There are two ways you can access Guide-Line support. Call us for telephone support on 08001 884 884 or chat to us online.

Call Guide-Line

Chat online

We have a translation service that can provide support in over 100 languages, we also have bi-lingual support workers that can provide direct translation in Urdu, Arabic, Polish and Panjabi.

Watch the video below to find out about our Guide-Line free telephone and live chat support service.

Posted on: 10th October 2020

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