If you or someone with you is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now. This site cannot take the place of emergency services, the police, or official agencies.
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About 112 Help Me and its principles

112 Help Me (112帮助我) is a global civilian coordination site for epidemic countries, armed-conflict regions, and regions affected by religious or ethnic conflict. These pages are prepared for publication on 112helpme.top. Real-name verification, storage and matching are not yet connected to a backend.

What this site does

It helps people find local emergency numbers, jump quickly to official help entries such as UNHCR, ICRC, IOM and WHO, and — once real-name verification exists — record a need so that official teams, civilian organisations and X users can offer a supplementary response in the relevant country or region. It is not the first path to help, and it is not a law-enforcement or medical service.

Principles we keep

  1. If there is immediate danger to life, show that country or region’s emergency numbers first. This site does not replace emergency services or the police.
  2. Official channels come first; civilian and X responses are supplementary.
  3. Requests require real-name verification. A family member or authorised proxy may submit when the person cannot.
  4. Sensitive cases hide real names and precise locations by default.
  5. This site is a civilian coordination platform. It is not a government, the United Nations, the ICRC or any other official agency, and it does not use those organisations’ visual identities.

Help taxonomy

This version uses six fixed groups: 紧急求救 (emergency — immediate danger); 人身自由与安全 (personal liberty and safety); 武装冲突与流离失所 (armed conflict and displacement); 疫情与公共卫生 (epidemics and public health); 生存与安置 (survival and shelter); and 援助方 (those who can help). “紧急求救” is routed only to local emergency numbers, never through the request form.

Languages

This version ships complete, usable sites in Simplified Chinese, English, Arabic (including right-to-left layout), French, Spanish, Russian, Burmese, Khmer and Thai. Emergency numbers and official URLs are the same dataset in every language. Country names in the extra languages come from official Unicode CLDR territory names.

Data

Emergency numbers and official links were checked against official or primary sources on 2026-11-10 (UTC+8). Facts that could not be verified are omitted, and the gaps are recorded in SOURCES.md. Numbers can go out of date; follow local official information if it differs.

What this version does not yet include

  • A connected backend for real-name verification (identity document and liveness) and storage of requests
  • Verification and formal listing of local rescue teams, including telephone numbers
  • Live local matching or automatic matching with X accounts
  • Official identity confirmation — this site does not issue it; see the verification page

Verification and identity Local matching Read the privacy note