If you or someone with you is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now. This site cannot take the place of emergency services, the police, or official agencies.
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Global civilian coordination

If you or your family need help, start here.

Make sure you are safe first. If danger is happening now, call your local emergency number immediately. Then we will help you find an official entry point, or pass your request to someone who can respond.

If you or someone with you is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now. This site cannot take the place of emergency services, the police, or official agencies.

Look up the local emergency number first

If you are being attacked, badly injured, or in danger of losing your life, call now. Do not fill in a form on this site.

    Numbers come from ITU-T E.129 and from national official pages verified on 2026-11-10 (UTC+8). If they conflict with information on the ground, follow the local official source.

    Start here

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    I need help

    Tell us how we can help. You may also submit a request for a family member who cannot do so themselves.

    Preview a request
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    I can help

    If you are part of a rescue team, or you are willing to respond in a country or region, start here to see how you can fill a gap.

    See how to help
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    Official resources

    Go directly to verified help entries from UNHCR, the ICRC, IOM and others.

    Go to official entries

    Help taxonomy

    Version 1 uses these six groups. The official Chinese names are kept, with an English gloss; they are not renamed.

    Principles we keep

    1. If there is immediate danger to life, show and use that country or region’s emergency numbers first. This site does not replace emergency services or the police.
    2. Official channels come first; civilian and X responses are supplementary.
    3. Requests require real-name verification. A family member or authorised proxy may submit when the person cannot.
    4. Sensitive cases hide real names and precise locations by default.
    5. This site is a civilian coordination platform, not a government, UN, ICRC or other official agency.

    How requests would be checked and matched

    Browsing numbers and official resources does not require an account. Submitting a request will require real-name verification. Matching would go first to official channels in the same territory. This design is described on the site; a backend is not connected yet.

    Verification and identity Local matching