I felt I had to write to you regarding Helpline and what it means to me. I feel so secure and safe having the button to press at any time day or night
To all of you like me, getting on a bit, (I’ll be 88 in December) it’s good to know you have help when needed. I heard about Helpline & got in touch,...
……Suddenly I remembered my Helpline button which I wear around my neck day and night, and pressed it. Immediately the reassurance of a friendly voice...
When I was introduced to Helpline I had no qualms about becoming a contributor. I registered – had all the encouragement and details, kept in touch...
I am writing to say a big thank you for your very quick response when I pressed my red button. I was taken very poorly and taken into intensive care,...
…..That the member of your staff came to sort out the matter on a Saturday afternoon was a very pleasant surprise in this day and age! She swiftly...
A few lines to say how satisfied I am with your service. I was taken ill …I couldn’t reach my telephone, but having your pendant I was just a button...
The concerns of you and your loved one are our number one priority
If you’re worried that your parent or relative could have an accident or fall ill at home with no one there to know, then you are not alone. Today in the UK, one in two people over the age of 75 will suffer a fall each year. This means that, sadly, the chances of this happening to a disabled or elderly loved one living on their own are extremely high.
