Christian Helplines/Prayerlines working together to serve others
Key information about each of the helplines.
Chatnow
Chatnow.org provides people with the opportunity to chat anonymously with an approved Christian online - we offer Christian advice, answers, prayer and encouragement through a typed conversation at any time of day or night. If you would like to chat with us go to:
Healing Rooms England & Wales - National Prayer Line
03300 889336
Healing Rooms England & Wales is a mainstream free & confidential Christian Prayer Ministry - Available to all.
Monday - Saturday 10.30am to 12.30pm
https://www.healingrooms.org.uk/the-national-prayer-line/
Premier Lifeline
0300 111 0101
Premier Lifeline is a confidential helpline offering a listening ear, someone to talk to, emotional and spiritual support from a Christian perspective, prayer and signposting. The helpline is open 9am to 5pm (excluding public holidays).
Premier Lifeline is part of the work of Premier Christian Communications and the Premier Christian Media Trust (reg. charity no. 287610).
Thirtyone:eight (formerly CCPAS) Helpline 24 Hours
0303 003 1111
People often have lots of questions, about what to do in a particular situation, when to take action, and who to report issues to. Our safeguarding helpline is somewhere you can call, anonymously if you wish, to get advice and guidance on these issues and anything relating to safeguarding policy, procedure and practice.
It's staffed by our team of caring and experienced professionals Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm, with an out of hours emergency service for urgent calls.
People that call our safeguarding helpline, get advice and support about a range of concerns, including:
Year on year, the number of calls is increasing and we're helping to protect more people. So, whatever the issue, give us a call. You'll always be listened to, and if we can't help, we'll point you in the direction of someone who can. See here for our commitment to you about the service you can expect form us.
At the end of a call, we will email you a copy of the advice we have given (if you supply an email address), which can be kept by you as a record and stored securely. All advice given by our safeguarding helpline is quality assured and checked for accuracy.
Any information you provide will be stored in our system securely and retained according to statutory and legal responsibilities. Further information can be found in our privacy notice.
In an emergency (especially if someone is in immediate danger of harm) you should always call 999 and ask for the police.