Since October 2021, the national suicide prevention number 3114 has been accessible 24 hours a day for individuals facing mental distress. This service provides immediate support and guidance to those in emotional crisis, aiming to prevent tragic outcomes. The number is part of a broader network designed to offer help to anyone in need, regardless of the time of day or night. The University Hospital Center (CHU) in Brest, located in the Finistère department, is one of three such branches out of eighteen that operate around the clock. These centers play a crucial role in responding to mental health emergencies, particularly among vulnerable groups such as young people. The staff at these centers are trained to provide immediate assistance, offering both emotional support and referrals to appropriate medical or psychological services when necessary. At the Brest CHU, a dozen dedicated staff members work tirelessly to prevent suicidal acts. Their efforts are especially focused on young people, who are often at higher risk of experiencing mental health challenges. Through a combination of crisis intervention, counseling, and coordination with other healthcare providers, these professionals aim to provide timely and effective support to those in need. This week marks World Suicide Prevention Day, which takes place this Thursday. The day is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health issues and the importance of suicide prevention. It serves as a reminder of the need for continued support and resources for those struggling with mental distress, as well as the importance of creating a society that prioritizes mental well-being and offers help to those in crisis.