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You Are Not Alone
If you or someone you know needs help, you can reach APLE right now. Every conversation is confidential, and you decide how much you want to share.
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Ways to Get Help
Choose whichever feels safest and most comfortable for you. All are confidential.
Before you reach out
What Happens When You Reach Out
You do not need to have all the answers, or even be certain something is wrong, to reach out. A trained team member will listen, answer your questions, and help you understand what options are available — at your pace, on your terms.
You can stay anonymous at every step. If you choose to share your contact details, they are kept confidential and are never shared without your consent. There is no cost to you, ever.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You can report or ask for help anonymously. If you do choose to share contact details, they are kept confidential and used only to follow up with you.
Yes. You don’t need to be certain. A trained analyst can help you understand what you’re seeing or feeling, and what — if anything — should happen next.
No. Every service — the hotline, Pisey, reporting, counselling, and legal support for survivors — is free.
This is common, and difficult. Our team is trained to handle sensitive family situations with care, and will talk through options with you before anything happens.
If the concern involves Cambodia, yes — reach out and we’ll guide you. If you are elsewhere and need a local service, we can help direct you to the right INHOPE member hotline for your country.
Guidance
Resources for Your Situation
We also have guidance written specifically for different audiences.
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