Emergency Response Support System
Police, fire, ambulance or another immediate emergency response is needed.
Official emergency number for India. Aamegh does not dispatch or monitor the call.Choose an official helpline, explore NGO services or search reviewed local listings. Understand who each service helps, where it works and what to confirm before making contact.
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Police, fire, ambulance or another immediate emergency response is needed.
Official emergency number for India. Aamegh does not dispatch or monitor the call.A woman needs information, support or connection to an appropriate service pathway.
State and Union Territory implementation can vary. Use 112 for immediate danger.A child needs crisis support, protection or connection to district services.
The official programme integrates 1098 with ERSS 112 and State/UT control rooms.A woman wants the NCW referral pathway for police, hospital, legal-service or psychological support.
NCW’s toll-free 14490 short code connects to its existing 7827170170 helpline. Use 112 for immediate danger.Someone wants tele-mental-health support or counselling through the national programme.
The official programme describes 14416 as a free 24x7 tele-mental-health service.Someone wants to understand eligibility for legal aid or reach the legal-services network.
Eligibility and case-specific assistance are determined by the relevant Legal Services Authority.Someone needs the official cybercrime complaint pathway or immediate financial-fraud reporting route.
Use the portal for cybercrime reporting; 1930 is the national cyber financial-fraud helpline.NGO services and programmes
These links describe services on the organisations’ own websites. Confirm service area, hours and suitability directly; Aamegh has not confirmed current intake or endorsed their services.
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Locations describe offices or programmes named on the source website; they do not confirm eligibility or current coverage. Majlis’s service area needs confirmation.
New Delhi
Jagori lists counselling and support for people facing gender-based violence, with a women’s helpline on its contact page.
Check current helpline hours, language and whether the service can assist in your area.
See Jagori support contactsMumbai
SNEHA describes counselling for survivors of violence and help accessing medical, legal and police services through its Mumbai programme.
Ask which centre handles your need and whether an appointment or referral is required.
See SNEHA’s support programmeConfirm service area with Majlis
Majlis describes legal, social and mental-health support through Rahat for women and children affected by sexual or domestic violence.
Use the organisation’s contact page to confirm case intake, service area and current availability.
See Majlis services and contactsDelhi, Jaipur, Kolkata and Chennai offices
The Women with Wheels programme combines professional driving skills with communication, rights awareness and preparation for work.
Ask about current training locations, eligibility, costs and the next intake. This is a programme reference, not a job offer.
Explore Women with WheelsNO LOCAL MATCH
Use an official help pathway on this page, or search by service need and broad place.
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Understand this page
Start with the type of help you need, then check who provides it and how to contact the official service. Aamegh separates official helplines, provider-owned NGO website references and reviewed local listings. Website references do not confirm current intake, service quality or local directory publication.
Emergency response, women’s support, child protection, mental-health support, legal aid and cybercrime reporting have different purposes. Read the short scope beside each official pathway and use the source link when you need more detail.
Use a service need, broad place, state or district. Filters narrow Aamegh’s published directory only; they do not search every organisation in India. A zero result describes this directory’s coverage, not whether help exists in your area.
Before a visit, check who the service assists, its current contact route, opening hours, language support, accessibility and any appointment requirements. An organisation’s registration alone does not confirm its current service or availability.
No. Calls and external links connect you to the named service. Aamegh does not dispatch, monitor the call or receive its outcome.
A government document is evidence to review. A local listing also needs current service information, contact permission and a publication check. The coverage page shows these stages separately.
Use a general need or broad place. Share private circumstances only through a suitable official or qualified support channel, after checking what information it needs.