We understand that half of UK adults (almost 25 million people) experience potential vulnerability each year.
The FCA published a snapshot from May 2022 showing that 47% of UK adults (approximately 24.9 million) displayed one or more characteristics of vulnerability.
With lots of free advice services available across the UK, you can find help in a way that’s best for you. We will support you while you seek help by working with you and the organisation.
Vulnerability and welfare
Many UK based adults will experience vulnerability this year. This can include mental health problems, serious and terminal illnesses, addictions involving gambling, alcohol or drugs, as well as difficulties with decision-making and mental capacity. We also know that everyone’s needs and circumstances are different. We provide easy access to help and support.
Free independent advice and support sources:
Alcoholics Anonymous
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
Mind
A national organisation with branches in most towns and cities providing support to anyone experiencing mental health problems.
Here to Support You
It is our culture to listen to your circumstances and try to assist wherever possible. We pride ourselves on our commitment to taking a fair, sensitive and principle-based approach ensuring ethical outcomes for all stakeholders. This includes assisting you while you seek help by working with an external support organisation.