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Our telephone befrienders are trained volunteers who can give a listening ear by phone for anyone with Pulmonary Fibrosis (PF) carers and family members over 18.

Telephone friendship Age UK and our partner charity The Silver Line offer free telephone friendship services so you can enjoy chatting with someone over the phone, all from the comfort of your own home.

The Befriending service aims to reduce loneliness for people aged 50 or over, by providing regular contact at a time which is convenient to the person.

Our Befriending Service is for anyone over the age of 50 living in East or West Lindsey and North Lincolnshire who suffers from loneliness isolation and would like more social contact, whether that is through a social activity group, one to one befriending, or telephone befriending.

Age UK Solihull's volunteer befrienders visit lonely and socially isolated older people in the community who have no one to talk to.

If you are a Waltham Forest resident aged 60+, live alone and are feeling lonely, or you have lost confidence in going out and about, this service may be for you.

Our befriending service provides friendship and support for older people in the community to ensure they do not become lonely or socially isolated.

The Alzheimer's Society Companion Call service offers both people living with dementia and carers of people living with dementia the opportunity for informal telephone contact to help them feel more ‘connected’ and less lonely.

AmbaCare Solutions is a health and wellbeing social enterprise (voluntary organisation) based in the West Midlands, working across the UK, delivering projects which support people to live as well as they can given their personal circumstances.

We set up a new Befriending Service to support the local residence in Tower Hamlets .

Our Befriending service helps to combat loneliness for those who are housebound and living on their own.

We are here to support anyone who has served in the Armed Forces, or who has done National Service, and who is now living with significant sight loss.

Our befriending service runs alongside our peer support groups, offering another way of helping to reduce isolation and loneliness.

BrightLife/Age Concern Chesterfield and District has run a Telephone Befriending Service for many years.

BucksVision is the local charity supporting people with sight loss across Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.

Care for the Family is a UK charity that aims to promote strong family life and support those who face family difficulties.

Carers Support West Sussex is an independent charity supporting some of the 89,000 family and friend carers living in West Sussex.

Caring Connections is a registered charity with over 30 years' experience in supporting vulnerable adults.

Challenging Perceptions is a registered charity, we provided services for Children and Young People with mental health, Learning Disabilities and Autism needs.

Community Together CIC is a non for profit organisation providing a holistic set of services specialising in - Providing a 7 Day per week Telephone Support Service Befriending - Telephone, Face to Face and Home Visits Form Filling one to one Support Meals on Wheels Hospital Discharge and Avoidance Support Stay Well Clinics Unemployment Support Delivering activities that support peoples mental health and wellbeing NHS Social Prescribing OUR AIMS “To enhance the lives of individuals, families and communities using early intervention to support them to GROW WELL; LIVE WELL; AGE WELL OUR PRIORITIES The following list is not in order of priority: • MENTAL WELLBEING • FOOD & FUEL POVERTY • SOCIAL ISOLATION & MOBILITY • ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT, VOLUNTEERING & RAISING ASPIRATIONS • HOMELESSNESS & HOUSING MATTERS • HEALTH & SOCIAL PRESSURES NB: The list of priority areas of focus for CTCIC is not exhaustive.

Connecting Chelford is a local Befriending Service to provide a non profit making voluntary service.

Deafblind UK support people who have combined sight and hearing loss which affects their access to information, mobility and communication.

Demelza Hospice Care for Children provides specialist care and emotional support for children with serious or terminal conditions and their loved ones, so they can enjoy time together as family, for as long as they have.

Our befriending service provides a regular weekly chat by phone or video to anyone who is feeling lonely, isolated or just needs someone to talk to.

Homeless rough sleepers , people in supported housing, people in temporary housing, people at risk of eviction The Rainbow Centre is a Christian charity that delivers a range of services in Folkestone & Hythe District to provide support and hope to individuals and families experiencing deprivation or hardship.

Check-in and Chat is a chance to have a weekly chinwag with our FoodCycle volunteers.

Our 5s to 13s Befriending service provides early support to local children and families in and around the Winchester area.

Grassington Hub Befriending Service harnesses local people’s practicality, generosity and strong sense of community to reduce the social isolation experienced by vulnerable local people.

Our volunteer befrienders offer regular social visits, providing you with company and a friendly listening ear.

Like Minds is a service for anyone who feels they would like to speak to someone who really understands mental health issues.

Ivison Trust Volunteers provide emotional and practical support to parents and carers of children affected by Child Exploitation.

JRS UK provides holistic support including advice and casework support, practical support to asylum seekers who are destitute and living in London.

Lambeth & Southwark Mind provides a friendly, safe and confidential telephone befriending service.

There are 1.8 million people over 75 in the UK who are profoundly lonely.

Helping to reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation for people affected by macular degeneration.

Our Helper Volunteers offer companionships and practical support to terminally ill people, their families and carers.

MHA is an award-winning charity that inspires the best care and support at every stage in later life.

Migrant Help, we exist to protect people affected by displacement and exploitation, helping them thrive as individuals and recover from their trauma.

Community Companions are trained volunteers, who offer one-to-one support to build up a friendship and encourage confidence to be able to meet face-to-face out in their local community.

A peer to peer befriending service run by retired Metropolitan police officers for retired Metropolitan police officers

Building Connections is a national service focused on offering every child struggling with loneliness the opportunity to have a strong network around them, meaning they’re able to share their highs and lows with a supportive person.

We help to keep people connected and living well in later life, particularly those over the age of 75 with life-limiting illness, those who are caregivers, those nearing the end of life, and those who are bereaved.

We provide social /emotional befriending support for people with pan disabilities who are isolated or lonely we can support you to access opportunities in the community, increase your social network have somebody to talk to over a cuppa or lunch, play games , go for walks, share interests

Around 70,000 adults and children in the UK have PKD.

We offer professional guidance and practical help to all of racing’s people – including stud, stable and racecourse staff, alongside those working in associated professions – whose dedication is vital for the wellbeing of racing.

We run a telephone befriending service for anyone who is part of the rail community - current, retired, apprentices and former, all are welcome.

Reach Out is a project that aims to reduce loneliness in those who have recently been discharged from hospital, are are living with frailty by linking them up with a volunteer in their neighbourhood who can offer companionship and practical support to help them to feel less lonely and isolated.

Relationship Circle is a Community Interest Company (CIC) organisation with the aim of bringing women together to learn how to support each other during challenging times when they experience relationship problems/crisis with partners/spouses or family members at home.

At Royal Mencap Society everything we do is about valuing and supporting people with a learning disability, and their families and carers.

Our Befriending Service purpose is to improve the quality of the life of the older/senior person that is our goal.

We are looking for people to volunteer as part of our Befriending Project!

SCCCC Good Neighbour Scheme has helped the older people in our local community since 1965.

Sightline offers a confidential telephone befriending service for people with a visual impairment, their friends, family and carers.

A friendly, weekly conversation, with a kind listening ear.

The Wellbeing Friends Service is a free, confidential, local befriending telephone service for any one aged 18 and over, older people, their families, friends, carers, and their cared for for anyone feeling lonely or needing some practical help, advice and support.

Our centre members are those seeking sanctuary in UK as well as refugees.

If you or someone you know (living in the borough of Merton or Sutton) is: - approaching the end of life due to frailty or illness, a carer for someone who is, or is bereaved (and) - socially isolated then our project can support you - by introducing you to a ‘Compassionate Neighbour’.

The Tandridge Befriending Scheme supports older people (55+) in the district of Tandridge in East Surrey.

The Birchall Trust empowers people affected by rape, and sexual abuse, sexual violence, and exploitation to recover from their trauma so they can lead safe and fulfilling lives.

The Careline befriending service is aimed at alleviating the negative impacts of loneliness on mental and physical health and is therefore available to anyone who is feeling lonely, isolated, experiencing anxiety or has limited social contact.

As a national charity supporting former civil servants and their dependants we provide friendship/companionship via three national befriending schemes that offer services by phone, home visit or by letter.

The Creighton Centre's Homeline service provides long-term befriending support, helping to reduce isolation and loneliness for 60+ residents across Hammersmith and Fulham.

The Healing Hubs Mental Health Charity provide befriending calls for people, of all ages, who are living with a mental health diagnosis or who are living with reduced mental wellbeing; due to ill-health, disability or bereavement, who are feeling lonely and/or isolated.

The Lullaby Trust offer confidential support to anyone affected by the sudden and unexpected death of a baby or young child.

Reading Friends brings people together to read, share stories, meet new friends and have fun.

We provide support for widows across Greater Manchester that are feeling lonely and Isolated to develop greater resilience and wellbeing .

Our mission is to empower those who care with the tools, technology and know-how to bring a valuable sense of connection and community to those who are most at risk of loneliness and isolation.

A telephone befriending service for Trent and Dove Housing residents across Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire.

Older people (and people living with disabilities) suffer from a number of disadvantages, including: Loneliness - more than 1m older people state they can go for over a month without speaking to a friend, neighbour or relative.

Befriending service by Vanik Council provides regular social contact to lonely adults, social and religious care to people suffering long term illnesses, give support to and signpost people with mental health issues to the appropriate agencies.

Service for individuals who have sight difficulties, are sight impaired or severely sight impaired and are facing social isolation.

Womankind provides 3 befriending services.

Wonderfully made woman provides holistic support for women and girls who have experienced significant adversity, helping them build their confidence so they can thrive.