HUMANOVAYou don’t have to face this moment alone.
A calm, supportive first conversation to help identify a safer next step while you reach a trusted person or qualified professional.
If there is immediate danger, act now
If you or someone else may be seriously hurt, someone has taken an overdose, or you may act on thoughts of suicide, do not wait for this chat. Call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department. In Denmark and the EU, call 112. If possible, move near a trusted person and ask them to stay with you. This website cannot call emergency services or monitor this chat.
Start with one sentence
You can say “I feel overwhelmed,” “I’m scared,” or “I don’t know what to do.” Please do not enter names, addresses or identifying details.
This demo runs in your browser tab and does not send messages to HUMANOVA. Browser/hosting technical logs may still exist; do not share sensitive information.
How the real service is intended to work
- Offer immediate, non-judgmental conversation in the person’s chosen language.
- Ask brief, direct safety questions when warning signs appear; never claim to diagnose or predict violence.
- For immediate danger, give clear emergency instructions first—not a long conversation.
- With the person’s consent, connect to a trained human responder or verified local service.
- For children or imminent danger, follow clearly published safeguarding and legal duties; explain limits of confidentiality.
- Keep the person informed while a human responder accepts the handoff. Never claim a handoff occurred until confirmed.