How daily contact from Alertacall can provide additional support for customers with mental health conditions.
With one in 6 UK adults suffering from mental health issues in the UK, a large proportion of the population is affected at some point in their life, with anxiety and depression being the most common condition. The contact centre team at Alertacall has been trained in speaking to individuals who may have one or more mental health conditions.
This includes a mental health awareness Course (Level 1) provided by MIND. MIND has also delivered suicide alertness training provided to all our contact centre team. Most full-time staff, including all of our team leaders, have passed the MIND written Mental Health Awareness college course (level 2).
In addition, we are part of “Dementia Friends“, an Alzheimer’s society initiative. We do not place productivity measures, such as the number of calls made or call length, on our team members. Importantly, our team take the time to listen to each customer and ensure a friendly and professional service at all times.
We deal with large numbers of individuals living in either their own home or in those owned by housing providers. We provide a daily check, either initiated by the individual or by Alertacall. According to Mental Health England, people who are more socially connected are happier, physically healthier and live longer, with fewer mental health problems. Our services allow those individuals who went to get on with their day to do so uninterrupted, and for those who value the social interaction, our service users can speak to our team – every day if they wish.
Enables housing providers to improve contact and reporting on housing related issues for properties in which there are higher needs groups.
Read MoreEnables social care & health providers to improve outcomes for older people and other higher needs groups.
Read MoreFor private individuals seeking to maintain independence in their own home. Available from only £4.00 a week.
Read MoreReduce repairs bills through the early detection of issues, protect against the risk of homes not being habitable, and help identify potential fuel poverty or arrears.
Read MoreNews from Alertacall plus articles and insights on how to enhance outcomes for people with higher needs in the housing, health and social care sectors.
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