Free confidential service, available 24/7, providing support, advice and options for young people who are thinking about running away, are already away from home or are back from being away. The helpline is for people of all ages who are worried that someone else is going to run or that they are being treated badly or abused. Further support includes 1-2-1 chat available 2.30pm-9.30pm via website. Runaway Helpline is run by the UK charity Missing People.

Provides free advice and resources to help people deal with business finances and business debts. The service is available over the phone, through the website and via webchat. Business Debtline is completely free, confidential and independent.

Provides free advice and resources to help people deal with debts. The service is available over the phone, through the website and via webchat. National Debtline is completely free, confidential and independent.

The MND Connect helpline offers people access to help and advice, practical and emotional support and direction to other services and agencies. The service is for people living with MND, carers, family members, health and social care professionals and MND Association staff and volunteers. The helpline team can provide information about MND and how to cope with symptoms, offer medical, social, practical and financial information, advise on the services that MND Assocation can offer and send leaflets and information sheets. The service can also put callers in touch with an Association Visitor, local Branch/Group or Regional Care Development Adviser or signpost to appropriate services.

The MND Association benefits advice service provides advice by phone and e-mail in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, it also provides advice via web chat in England and Wales. Qualified advisers will help identify the benefits you may be able to claim and work out the best way of claiming them. They can also deal with complex benefits issues on your behalf and appeal against decisions. Depending upon where you live and your circumstances they may be able to arrange a home visit to help with the completion of forms. Calls to 0808 80 numbers are free from landlines and mobiles in the UK and do not appear on itemised bills.

Provides information and support to anyone affected by Multiple Sclerosis. Services include a free information helpline via online web chat or on freephone 0800 783 0518; national telephone counselling service to those with MS; free welfare and benefits advice, bi-monthly publication entitled 'New Pathways' and a wide range of single subject leaflets. Further comprehensive information can be found on the website including information on diet, nutrition, complementary therapies and research and treatments for adults, children and teenagers. No charge for information and helpline; New Pathways magazine £19.99 annual subscription for deliveries to UK postal addresses.

Confidential service offering emotional support and up-to-date, evidence-based information to anyone affected by MS covering symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, benefits, health and social care, complementary therapies, employment, discrimination and research. Online forums to talk to others with MS. Information resources available to download free of charge from the website. Further support includes range of national services accessible through the helpline such as befriending, MS nurse support, physical activity, legal and benefits support as well as a route to other services across the organisation.

A free, confidential helpline to help answer questions about multiple sclerosis (MS) and life with the condition. Whether worried you may have MS; recently been diagnosed and are wondering what MS could mean for your life; need to know about your treatment options, or any other issues related to MS. Further support includes a range of publications and an extensive website.

Provide free information and emotional support for people and families affected by muscle-wasting conditions. If the Team are unable to help they will signpost to further services. Further support includes advocacy service, online forum, peer to peer support network, and regional community groups. Website has information on conditions, practical advice on adapting homes, help fighting for your rights and free publications.

Provide help and support for individuals in any area of the UK music industry suffering from alcoholism, addiction, emotional or mental health issues. The Helpline offers industry peer support and signposting when needed to the appropriate professionals in the fields of addiction and mental health: therapists, psychiatrists and treatment facilities, including access to Mutual Aid Groups. The team do not give any medical or clinical advice over the telephone.