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Helpline for anyone affected by the death of a child of any age, under any circumstances, however long ago. Whilst most calls are from parents, enquiries from family, friends, teachers, emergency services staff and healthcare professionals also welcome. Staffed by trained volunteers, all of whom are bereaved parents. Volunteers supported …
Telephone and email support line available to anyone concerned about their child’s growth or if they have a diagnosed growth condition. For some conditions, other specialised support organisations exist. Child Growth Foundation has good relationships and contacts with these organisations and can advise on other sources of support and information.
Parentline NI is Northern Ireland’s free, confidential helpline for parents, carers and family members funded by the Health and Social Care Board and operated by Children in Northern Ireland. Helpline manned by a team of experienced staff passionate about listening to and supporting parents and carers today. Parentline NI offers …
The Advice and Support service is free and confidential and provides a source of help and support if children and young people or those who care for them feel that a child has been been treated unfairly. Contact can also be made by text. Text 80 800 and start message …
The Chinese Lantern Project offers a free telephone helpline service to the Chinese community in the South West region. The aim of this helpline is to identify isolated and hidden members of the community and empower them to better integrate into the wider society and to offer support and referrals …
Confidential service providing emotional support for females who were raped and/or sexually abused/exploited as female children/teens by a member of their immediate or extended family. The helpline is currently a 24-hour answerphone plus emails can be sent to helpme@cisters.org.uk. Callers can leave a message or send an email. Care will …
Free and confidential service providing advice and information to help people move forward with problems. Can assist with benefits, Universal Credit, debt, housing, employment, consumer issues, scams, immigration, discrimination, domestic abuse and more. Further support includes specialist Macmillan Welfare Rights service for people with cancer, their families and carers.
Help people solve problems by providing free, confidential, impartial and independent information and advice. A range of issues covered include debt; welfare benefits; work; relationships; housing; health; education; legal; consumer; community care and utilities problems. Volunteers welcome. Details of locations and opening hours for face-to-face service can be found on …
Confidential and independent support line providing a listening ear and information grants and services available to clergy and their families. Clergy Support Trust recognises that there are circumstances where the income of a clergy household (including divorced, separated or widowed partners) doesn’t meet their needs. Grants include wellbeing, unexpected expenses, …
Patient led UK charity providing support to Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) patients, their families and their carers through education and access to reliable, relevant and current information.