Your mental health

We understand the impact that working in the fire service can have on your mental wellbeing. So we're here to support you with whatever challenges you are facing, however big or small.

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Pressure, stress, anxiety...we get it!

We understand that working in the fire services community brings with it its own unique challenges, and you don’t have to face them alone. Whatever you're dealing with, we're here to help, in confidence and without judgment. Whether you're serving or retired, a family member or loved one, here you will find a wealth of resources and information on the many ways we can support your mental wellbeing.

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Fire Fighters Charity Crisis Line

Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Immediate and ongoing suicide and mental health crisis care for past and present UK fire services personnel.

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What we can offer

Our approach to support is as individual as you are, tailored to best meet your needs. We'll work together to find a solution that best works for you, which may include one or some of the following.

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Adam: “I thought I was covering it up, but in reality, I really needed help”

Devon and Somerset firefighter, Adam Payne, shares how a week at Harcombe House provided the reassurance he needed during a challenging period for his mental health.

Adam's Story