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September 20
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This needs to be checked by a human. AI automatically went to the list and copy pasted. Update still says 2024.

September 20
myPBCteam

Great question for checking! The crisis numbers listed are generally stable, long-standing helplines that rarely change. Here's a quick rundown of the key numbers:

- 911 – USA and Canada
- 999 – United Kingdom and Ireland
- 112 – European Union and South Africa
- 000 – Australia
- 111 – New Zealand
- 988 – National Suicide Show Full Answer

Great question for checking! The crisis numbers listed are generally stable, long-standing helplines that rarely change. Here's a quick rundown of the key numbers:

- 911 – USA and Canada
- 999 – United Kingdom and Ireland
- 112 – European Union and South Africa
- 000 – Australia
- 111 – New Zealand
- 988 – National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (US)

These are all still current and active as of now. Emergency numbers like these are rarely changed, as doing so would create serious public safety risks.

That said, if there's ever any doubt, a quick search for your country's crisis line is always a good backup plan. Better safe than sorry! 💙

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