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Where to find help if Unia cannot help?

We can only follow up on your report of discrimination, if we are competent to do so. In the case that Unia cannot support you, we will refer you to other organisations that can help you. We have listed some of them on this page. Please note that this is only a selection:

We also gathered information about institutions operating in other regions of the country: Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels or the German-speaking community.

Urgent help

  • Police: 101
  • Ambulance / Emergency Doctor: 112
  • General Practitioner On-Call Service (1733): Call this number if you need medical help during weekends or public holidays.
  • Telephone Helpline (106 for NL, 107 for FR and 108 for DE): anonymous and confidential phone support available 24/7
  • Suicide Prevention Centres (1813 for NL and 0800 32 123 for FR): offer anonymous and confidential help by phone, available 24/7

Help for children and teenagers

Open Close In Flanders (mostly in NL)

Open Close In Wallonia and Brussels (mostly in FR)

Open Close General services in Flanders (mostly in NL)

Open Close General services in Wallonia and Brussels (mostly in FR)

Open Close Help regarding disabilities in Flanders (mostly in NL)

Open Close Help regarding disabilities in Wallonia and Brussels (mostly in FR)

Open Close Help in case of domestic or sexual violence (nationwide)

Open Close Other specialised reporting services (nationwide)

Complaints about media

Complaints about police authorities