Get Help Now

If your child is in danger or experiencing a medical emergency, do not wait. Get help right away.

Call 911 Immediately

If your child is unconscious, not breathing normally, has a seizure, or you think they may have overdosed.

Get emergency help right away if your child has:

Unconsciousness Cannot be woken up or is difficult to wake up

Breathing Issues Slow, shallow, or stopped breathing

Seizures Shaking, jerking, or seizure activity

Confusion Severe confusion, hallucinations, or agitation

Poisoning Vomiting, blue lips or nails, or severe weakness

Suicidal Thoughts Talking about harming themselves or giving up

When in doubt, call 911. It is always better to be safe.

For life-threatening emergencies or immediate danger.

1-800-222-1222
24/7 help for poison emergencies and medication questions.

1-800-662-HELP (4357)
24/7 free treatment referral and information.

Text HOME to 741741
Free, 24/7 crisis support by text.

Call or text 988
24/7 emotional distress, suicide, or crisis support.

Stay with your child.Do not leave them alone.

Check their breathing.If not breathing normally, call 911 immediately.

Keep them awake.Try to keep them awake and alert if possible.

Do not give food or drinks.Wait for medical professionals.

Save the product and packaging.Do not throw it away. It can help medical professionals.

Use the SAMHSA helpline or website to find local treatment options.

Your child’s doctor can assess their health and connect you to resources.

Find parent and family support groups in your community or online.

Visit our site for more information on specific substances and warning signs.

There is help. There is hope. You can make a difference.