Disclosures
Transparency about money is part of trustworthiness on health topics. This page describes how the site operates and how any commercial relationship is disclosed.
Contributor
Medical reviewer
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How the site is funded
Funding details pending
Sponsored and enhanced listings
If a program ever pays for an enhanced listing, the listing carries a visible sponsored label wherever it appears. Sponsorship never changes a program's verification status, the fields we check, or its position in filtered results.
Claims we do not make
- We do not describe any program as best, top, leading, or trusted by any number of people
- We do not publish outcome claims we cannot source
- We do not make compliance or security claims on behalf of programs
- We do not state that a listed program is clinically superior to an unlisted one
Frequently asked questions
Do programs pay to be listed?
No. Inclusion is based on verification work, not payment.
How would I know if a listing is sponsored?
It carries a visible sponsored label on the listing itself, not only in a policy page.
Sources and references
We cite government agencies, professional bodies, and peer-reviewed research. Entries marked below still need a citation attached before this page is treated as fully sourced.
- 1.988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — National crisis line