Immediate Danger
If there is immediate risk to your safety, skip everything else and call emergency services now.
Call 911You are not alone. Help is available right now.
This page is built to be used quickly. If you feel overwhelmed, start with one card, one call, or one grounding step. You do not need to read everything to get support.
If you are in immediate danger, call emergency services in your area right now. The Nova Hub is a support space, but urgent safety needs should always come first.
Fast paths to emergency, crisis, and hotline support.
Less reading, clearer choices, calmer next steps.
Choose one action now. Come back for the rest later.
If there is immediate risk to your safety, skip everything else and call emergency services now.
Call 911Talk to a live crisis responder if you need a human voice right away.
Call Crisis LineStart with text or chat if calling feels like too much right now.
Text HOMEUse grounding, breathing, and calming tools before choosing your next step.
Open Grounding ToolsKeep scrolling only if you need a more specific support option. Each card keeps the next move simple.
If life or safety is in immediate danger, call emergency services now.
Reach a live crisis responder by phone right away.
If calling feels too hard, start with text or web chat support.
Reach substance use and recovery help without having to explain everything perfectly.
Support is available if you need help with abuse, safety, or leaving an unsafe situation.
Use youth and mental health support options when you need someone now.
Short tools. No prep. No pressure. Start with the one that feels the easiest.
Name 5 things you see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you hear, 2 things you smell, and 1 thing you taste.
Breathe in for 4, hold for 4, exhale for 4, hold for 4. Repeat until your body softens even a little.
Try one sentence: “I am here. I am breathing. This moment is hard, and I am still in it.”
Choose only one next action: drink water, sit down, text someone, use one grounding tool, or call a support line.
If the spike already happened, support still counts. You can begin again from here.
A relapse, lapse, or difficult night does not erase your progress. Reach for support first, then focus on the next safe choice.
Keep the next day simple: hydrate, rest, remove immediate risks, and stay close to people or places that help you stabilize.
You are allowed to send one line only: “I’m not okay and I need you with me right now.”
Recovery is allowed to begin again immediately. You do not have to earn your way back to care.
This future section will become a guided builder. For now, here is the shape of what it will hold.
A future step-by-step builder for a personal crisis support plan that is easy to follow when things feel loud.
People, hotlines, or services you want ready the moment you need them.
Patterns, thoughts, feelings, or triggers that signal you need support sooner rather than later.
Grounding, soothing, movement, and regulation practices that help you stay safer.
Rooms, homes, public places, or support centers where you can go when you need distance from harm.
Keep your future plan easy to scan when you are overwhelmed and do not want to think hard.
The Nova Hub is not a replacement for emergency services, medical care, therapy, or crisis intervention. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services or a local crisis line.