Dhruv sir, thank you for your advice. I understand I can reach out to the Women’s Safety Cell or NGOs, but I’m independent. I can support myself financially through my education and job. I feel deeply distressed and exhausted, unsure what to do. Sometimes, the thought of ending it all crosses my mind. Is there a way I can reach out for help? Could you suggest some NGOs working in this area?

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Law Forum › Category: Muslim Law › Dhruv sir, thank you for your advice. I understand I can reach out to the Women’s Safety Cell or NGOs, but I’m independent. I can support myself financially through my education and job. I feel deeply distressed and exhausted, unsure what to do. Sometimes, the thought of ending it all crosses my mind. Is there a way I can reach out for help? Could you suggest some NGOs working in this area?
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Dhruv sir, thank you for your advice. I understand I can reach out to the Women’s Safety Cell or NGOs, but I’m independent. I can support myself financially through my education and job. I feel deeply distressed and exhausted, unsure what to do. Sometimes, the thought of ending it all crosses my mind. Is there a way I can reach out for help? Could you suggest some NGOs working in this area?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

It’s understandable to feel distressed and exhausted. You can reach out to mental health professionals like therapists or counselors for support. Several NGOs like Aasra, Vandrevala Foundation, and Sneha offer confidential counseling and suicide prevention helplines. Remember, you’re not alone, and seeking help is a sign of strength.

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