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HEAL Line 15555 Now Operating 24 Hours for Mental Health Support

Published 2026-10-22

HEAL Line 15555 Now Operating 24 Hours for Mental Health Support | Integri News

The Ministry of Health Malaysia has announced an upgrade to the services of the national mental health helpline, HEAL 15555. This initiative aims to provide better support to the public facing emotional distress or mental health issues at any time.

Previously, the HEAL 15555 line only operated from 8 a.m. to 12 midnight daily. However, the ministry has now extended the line's operating hours to 24 hours a day to ensure that assistance is accessible around the clock for those in need.

This step was taken to address the increasing need for psychological support among the Malaysian community. With the 24-hour service, individuals who are in distress or experiencing a mental health crisis can obtain professional help more easily, regardless of the time.

The ministry hopes that this effort will help reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues in the country. The public is encouraged not to feel ashamed or afraid to call the line if they need someone to listen to their problems.

Overall, the improvement of the HEAL 15555 line is a positive step in strengthening the mental health support system in Malaysia. The public is advised to save this number as a precautionary measure for their own well-being and that of their loved ones.

Sources: The Star

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