Helpline Limited

Our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant

• Including the Covenant logo and name on internal and external publications in the future.
• Using our social media channels to raise awareness of the armed forces community and our support for it.
• Advertising vacancies through the Career Transition Partnership (CTP,) as well as advertising widely in the Armed Forces Community, to ensure employment opportunities are made available to Veterans.
• Welcoming applications from Veterans who meet the criteria in the job specification.
• Recognising, and ensuring our hiring managers are trained to recognise, the value and potential application of military skills and qualifications in our recruitment and selection process.
• Providing discounted services to veterans and spouses of veterans where possible.
• Considering sponsorship bids to support worthwhile Cadet projects.
• Endeavouring to offer a degree of flexibility in granting leave for Service spouses and partners before, during and after a partner’s deployment. 

About us

Helpline was born out of a desire to empower older people to be safe in the place they hold closest to their hearts, a place filled with memories, family photos and familiar comforts — their own homes.

As a nurse, Helpline founder Maureen Cable became concerned about how quickly an unforeseen incident such as a fall or other medical emergency could have a lasting negative impact on an older person living alone. She also saw how that same incident, handled quickly, could become merely a minor interruption to an independent life.

Helpline provide monitored personal alarms for the elderly and disabled. Customers wear a small discreet button which can be pressed in the event of a fall or medical emergency in the home. The ethos of the Company is to treat every Customer as though they were a member of the family. Helpline provides not only protection for the retired, but Peace of Mind for the family. Helpline has built a reputation for outstanding Customer Service.