Many people struggle to ask for help when facing difficulties. At TASC, we’re here to help you get your life back on track.
If you’re worried about your mental health or are struggling with a traumatic event, we can provide funding for up to six sessions of counselling with a qualified and local counsellor.
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If you’re injured in the line of duty, or have a condition worsened by you work, we can provide funding for up to ten physiotherapy sessions with a local therapist or arrange a one or two-week treatment plan in a residential facility.
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If you’re in debt or struggling with your finances, we can arrange for you to receive debt advice over the phone. During particularly hard times, we may also be able to offer you support in the form of a financial grant.
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If an ambulance staff member dies while in service, we can arrange support and counselling for their close family members and colleagues. We also host the National Ambulance Memorial Service every two years.
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Using our online platform, you can access information and self-guidance on a range of welfare topics from handling anxiety and stress to stopping smoking and substance abuse.
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If you have a question about our services, eligibility criteria or application process, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.
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