Our support still hits the mark
LawCare has once again been awarded the Helplines Standard, recognising the continued high-quality, trusted support we provide to the legal community through our helpline, live chat, and email service.
The Helplines Standard is a nationally recognised quality mark from the Helplines Partnership. This confirms that our helpline, online chat, and email service continue to meet high standards, delivering consistent and effective support that meets the needs of the legal community.
The assessment looked at how we work and spoke to our team and volunteers. The feedback praised our staff and volunteers for their care, dedication, and commitment to providing helpful and trusted support.
A big thank you to everyone who helped us achieve this. We’re proud to have this award for the next three years (due for renewal in 2028).
Contact LawCare's helpline
If you're feeling stressed, lonely, or just need someone to talk to, LawCare is there to help.
- Free, confidential helpline: 0800 279 6888
- Live online chat: www.lawcare.org.uk
- Email: [email protected]
Support is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. It’s a safe space to share what's on your mind. LawCare’s trained volunteers, all with experience in the legal sector, are ready to listen without judgement.
We're here to listen...without judgement
Contact our free, confidential, emotional support service for the legal sector
0800 279 6888
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