Farleigh Helpers
Farleigh Helpers is a friendly volunteer befriending service offering emotional and practical support to people in the community who may be living with a life-limiting illness, feeling lonely, isolated, or bereaved.
Our Farleigh Helpers are trained volunteers who provide regular telephone or online support, offering a listening ear, companionship, and reassurance.
This is a flexible service designed to help people feel more connected and supported in their everyday lives.
What Farleigh Helpers can offer
Farleigh Helpers provide:
- Friendly conversation and regular check-ins
- Emotional support and a listening ear
- Help to reduce loneliness and isolation
- Practical support such as IT help where appropriate
- A consistent, trusted point of contact
Support is delivered remotely (by phone or online), meaning it can be accessed from the comfort of your own home.
Who the service is for
Farleigh Helpers can support:
- People living with a life-limiting illness
- Carers and family members
- People who are feeling lonely, isolated or bereaved
- Anyone known to Farleigh Hospice who would benefit from extra companionship and support
You do not need to be receiving other Farleigh Hospice services to access Farleigh Helpers.
How to access Farleigh Helpers
You can refer yourself or someone else for support.
To find out more or request support:
Phone: 01245 933800
Email: [email protected]
Alternatively, you can contact our Volunteer Services team on:
Phone: 01245 933735
Email: [email protected]
Important information
Please note: Farleigh Helpers is not an emergency service.
If urgent medical advice is needed, please contact your GP. Outside of GP hours, please call NHS 111.
Becoming a Farleigh Helper
We are always looking for kind, caring volunteers who enjoy listening and want to make a positive difference to people’s lives in the local community.
If you are interested in becoming a Farleigh Helper, please contact our Volunteer Services team using the details above.