Lifeline

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available 24 hours a day by calling 800-273-TALK (8255); veterans should press "1" after being connected.

22,000 vets call suicide hotline in its opening year 2008

Local food bank Food Lifeline is having a picnic party tomorrow at their warehouse tomorrow that also features “foot-stompin’ bluegrass music.”

In the Mid-60s and Sunny « PubliCola 2010

Ms. Parker, of Shallotte, N.C., is one of millions of low-income Americans who get 250 minutes a month of free cellphone service through a little-known government subsidy program called Lifeline.

For Sprint, Free Pays Off Greg Bensinger 2011

Other subscribers are dumping bulky packages of 190 channels or more in favor of the most basic service—often known as the "Lifeline" tier in the industry.

Customers Say to Cable Firms, 'Let's Make a Deal' Lauren A. E. Schuker 2011

Myriam's work was called Lifeline for the Old or Yad L'Kashish.

Making a Difference: Talking with Naomi Eisenberger of the Good People Fund 2009

This past April veterans calling Lifeline represented 20 per cent of total calls, and that number is growing.

Joe Peyronnin: Military Suicides 2009

Myriam's work was called Lifeline for the Old or Yad L'Kashish.

Printing: Making a Difference: Talking with Naomi Eisenberger of the Good People Fund 2009

Myriam's work was called Lifeline for the Old or Yad L'Kashish.

Making a Difference: Talking with Naomi Eisenberger of the Good People Fund 2009

There's also something called  Lifeline, which is electronically wired in the house, this is not for someone with dementia, but if someone is living alone it is a necklace you wear when you're in the house and if you should fall the necklace is on you and it sends out an alarm.

Hooking Grandma Up 2007

Tracfone has something called a Lifeline Value Plan which charges $5 per month, but only if the phone is used, at which point they also want airtime.

The Practical Geek: Moving to voip 2007