Privacy of callers is protected, while essential details such as time, date, and location are logged to ensure timely intervention.
Published Sep 15, 2025 | 4:36 PM ⚊ Updated Sep 15, 2025 | 4:36 PM
Suicide prevention helpline. (iStock)
Synopsis: The helpline aims to ensure that no cry for help goes unheard. Built on a digital, AI-enabled three-layer platform, it provides immediate, professional, and confidential counselling for individuals facing emotional distress.
In Tamil Nadu, a 24/7 suicide prevention helpline named “Jeevanline” has been launched. The service, which went live on 10 September, is accessible across Tamil Nadu and offers support in Tamil, English, and Hindi. Trained psychologists are available to provide assistance.
The Mastermind Foundation, in collaboration with The Mind Care and with CSR support from Husky Injection Molding Systems, launched this round-the-clock suicide prevention helpline.
The helpline aims to ensure that no cry for help goes unheard. Built on a digital, AI-enabled three-layer platform, it provides immediate, professional, and confidential counselling for individuals facing emotional distress.
Dr. Lakshmi T.K., founder-president of Mastermind Foundation, said: “Jeevanline is not just a helpline; it is a promise that no one has to fight their darkest battles alone.”
The toll-free number 1800 202 8760, the SOS button on The Mind Care app, and the Jeevanline website provide direct access to the service.
Privacy of callers is protected, while essential details such as time, date, and location are logged to ensure timely intervention.
(Edited by Sumavarsha, with inputs from Veni EN)
