Helplines in Andorra

If someone is in danger or seriously unwell, call SUM, Andorra's urgent medical service, on 116. The national health service asks people to ring 116 before going to hospital emergency care where possible. For the police, call 110, and for the fire brigade, 118. In Andorra, 112 is listed for mountain rescue, so use it if you or someone else is in trouble in the mountains.

The services listed here work mainly in Catalan, and their official pages do not say whether English is offered. If you don't speak Catalan, it is still worth calling. Keep your sentences short, say where you are, and stay on the line. Emergency services usually find a way to help.

The free 181 line is run by the government. One service on 181 supports women and their children experiencing any form of violence. Another, on the same number, is for anyone facing domestic or family violence, including men and LGBTI+ people abused by a partner, and you do not need to have made a police report. Both are staffed Monday to Thursday 8am to 5pm and Friday 8am to 3pm, with information and advice available around the clock. From outside Andorra, the number is +376 825 252. Shelter addresses are kept confidential, and the service is the safe way to arrange a place.

Short numbers such as 116 and 181 are dialled exactly as shown, without a prefix. Every number on this page was checked at its official source, and the date of that check is shown with each entry.