Emergency & useful numbers
The numbers to know in an emergency, and the listening and help lines available in Belgium.
Emergency calls
In an emergency
Please only call 100, 101 and 112 in a real emergency.
- 100 Ambulance and fire brigade
- 112 European emergency number
- 101 Police
- 105 Red Cross
- 116 000 Child Focus
When you call, give:
- what happened (type of accident, disaster);
- the address and location (municipality, street, house number, place name…);
- the number of people in danger.
Calls to the emergency services 100, 101, 103, 107, 110 and 112 are free, as are calls to numbers starting with 0800.
Listening and help
Numbers at your service
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Poison Centre
070 245 24524/7 – free call
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Burns Centre
02 268 62 00 -
Infor-Drogues (FR)
02 227 52 5224/7
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Aide Info Sida (FR)
0800 20 120Free call
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Cancerphone (FR)
0800 15 801Free call · Monday 9:00–19:00, Tuesday to Friday 9:00–13:00
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Suicide prevention (FR)
0800 32 12324/7 – free call
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Alcoholics Anonymous
078 15 25 56National helpline 24/7
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Tabacstop
0800 111 00Free call · Monday to Friday, 15:00–19:00
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Télé-Accueil (FR)
107Need to talk to someone · 24/7
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SOS Solitude (FR)
02 548 98 08Direct line · Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00
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SOS Jeunes (FR)
02 512 90 20 -
SOS Viol (FR)
02 534 36 36 -
Centre for the prevention of domestic violence (FR)
02 539 27 44 -
Écoute-Enfants (FR)
103