The people answering the calls hear confessions, fears, and urges most of us would rather not think about. Demand for their help is growing.
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The Most Controversial Hotline in America
They’re designed for people who fear they might harm others. Advocates say they’re helping prevent abuse before it happens.
June 15, 20265:40 AM
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"If you’re thinking about self-harm or suicide, contact the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s helpline at 109, available 24 hours…
