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Managing Behaviour that Challenges in Care Homes

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Managing Behaviour that Challenges in Care Homes

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Anti-Racist Practice for practitioners in Children’s Social Care Training

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Anti-Racist Practice for practitioners in Children’s Social Care Training

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Multilingual and Culturally Responsive Practice Resources

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Multilingual and Culturally Responsive Practice Resources

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Police must secure an appropriate adult whenever they arrest, or voluntarily interview, a person who they "have a reason to suspect may be a vulnerable person" (as defined by PACE Code C).

Across the country, police forces are increasingly developing and supporting card-based identification schemes. These cards can be helpful in assisting police to identify mental vulnerabilities. They are all voluntary.

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Vulnerability Identification Cards - National Appropriate Adult Network

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Free emotional support in 130+ countries

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Key Partners

You don't have to go through this alone.

If you are struggling today, need support with your mental health, or have experienced a traumatic event, consider contacting a helpline. It's free, anonymous and confidential.

What are helplines?

Helplines (also known as hotlines or crisis lines) provide immediate crisis counseling, emotional support and information - for free.

Most helpline phone numbers are toll-free and many helplines are available over text message or online chat. Helplines are often available 24/7, so you can contact them at any time of the day or night.

How will a helpline, hotline or crisis line support me?

Helplines provide a judgment-free space for you to talk through difficult emotions and experiences, receive support, and connect to other resources that can help you. Talking helps, and research has shown that people feel less distressed after contacting helplines.

What can I talk to a helpline about?

However, helplines are available for a wide range of mental health, mental illness and behavioral health experiences including anxiety, depression, gender or sexual identity and substance use.

You don't have to be suicidal to contact a helpline. You might just need to talk, or want information on supporting others in your life that you are care about.

How do I find the best helpline for me?

In some countries, many helplines are available. For example, if you live in the United States, popular nationwide helplines are the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Crisis Text Line and TrevorLifeline.

When you search for a helpline on Find A Helpline, our intelligent ranking algorithm will recommend the best helplines for you. You can also further filter according to your needs, and read helpline descriptions to learn more about the service each helpline provides.

Because helplines are free, you can contact more than one service to find the right one for you.

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Find A Helpline | Free emotional support in 130+ countries

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Key Partners If you are struggling today, need support with your mental health, or have experienced a traumatic event, consider contacting a helpline. It's free, anonymous and confidential. Helplines (also known as hotlines or crisis lines) provide immediate crisis counseling, emotional support and information - for free.

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Help if you are missing, or if someone you know is missing

t: Free 24/7 call or text 116000

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We are the only UK charity lifeline for anyone affected by someone going missing. For support call 116 000.

If you are a police force searching for a missing person, we can help by sending a message to the missing person, circulating publicity or providing emotional support to the family members.

Our vision is for every missing child and adult, and every loved one left behind, to find help, hope and a safe way to reconnect.

People across the UK are experiencing the devastating impact of having someone go missing. Others are on their own journey of being away from home. Find comfort and support through peer stories, share your own advice, meet in person or virtually, or join our private, online discussion space.

If you have been affected by a disappearance, you have information about a missing person, you're interested in supporting us, or you a professional working with missing persons, we'd love to hear from you.

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We are the only UK charity lifeline for anyone affected by someone going missing. For support call 116 000. If you are a police force searching for a missing person, we can help by sending a message to the missing person, circulating publicity or providing emotional support to the family members.

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The Carer's Leave Act - breaking news

The draft regulations have been published and should be implemented on 6 April 2024. Find out more about the next stage towards this groundbreaking legislation.

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Joining Carers UK is free and takes just a few minutes

You will receive the latest news, information, campaign updates, access to our user forum and more...

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