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Reach Out Support Line (CMHA Yukon)

About​

The Reach Out Support Line (ROSL) is a free, confidential, non-judgmental support line run by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Yukon Division. It connects you with a trained volunteer (or staff member) to talk through distress, crisis, or trauma and explore options and next steps.

Coverage​

Yukon (toll-free)

Who it’s for​

  • Anyone who needs someone to talk to (including people feeling overwhelmed, stressed, struggling to cope, or having suicidal thoughts)
  • People seeking short-term emotional support and help finding next steps or local resources

Contact​

Hours​

  • 24/7 (including holidays)

Languages​

Not stated on CMHA Yukon’s ROSL pages — ask when you connect.

What to expect when you call or text​

When you connect, a responder will:

  • listen without judgment;
  • ask clarifying questions if helpful;
  • discuss options and next steps; and
  • help you make a short plan (which may include referrals to local resources).

Privacy and safety approach​

CMHA Yukon states calls are confidential, with limited exceptions (for example, when there is intent to harm yourself, someone else, or a child, where reporting requirements may apply).

Sources​

Last compiled/checked: December 23, 2025