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Helplines in England.

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Dementia UK Admiral Nurse Helpline provides free and confidential support by phone. We exist to help people in England who may...


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Anyone with questions or concerns about dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease) can call our dementia specialist nurses called...


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Seniors

Age UK Advice Line offers free, confidential support by phone, email and webchat when available. We provide information and...


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Veterans

The Royal British Legion Helpline offers free and confidential support and information by phone and online chat. We are here to...


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The Salvation Army Modern Slavery Referral Helpline offers 24/7, free, compassionate and confidential support by phone. We help...


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Parents

Call the YoungMinds Parents Helpline for detailed advice, emotional support and signposting about a child or young person's...


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Breaking the Silence Helpline offers free, compassionate and confidential support over the phone. We exist to help adults,...


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Concerned about a loved one's mental health? Contact a hotline in England for guidance.

It's normal to be concerned when it seems like someone you care about is not acting like their usual self. You may wonder whether they are struggling with their mental health. 7 helplines are available in England to offer you support and advice. Feel free to reach out if these signs seem familiar:

  • They are easily startled.
  • They are not doing activities that they used to do before.
  • They have harmed themselves.
  • They have told you that they are having trouble sleeping.
  • They seem to believe things that seem very strange or frightening to you.
  • They don’t seem to be keeping up with their daily responsibilities.
  • They seem secretive, like they're hiding something.
  • They have become highly self-critical.

You may be unsure of how to support a loved one who is emotionally distressed. It can make you feel helpless to watch someone you care about suffer. There are ways you can be there for your loved one that are simple yet powerful.

If you contact a hotline in England, you'll be connected to a knowledgeable volunteer, peer or counselor who can help. They can talk you through different ways of supporting a loved one and provide you with referrals if needed. They can also help you find ways to cope with your own distress.


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