Sentence examples for from helpline from inspiring English sources

Finally, limited socio-demographic information was collected from helpline callers as the purpose of the telephone call was to provide assistance rather than focus on data collection for research purposes.

The government will today end a scam that allowed the Department of Work and Pensions to profit from helplines for the poor and unemployed.

For the first three surveys there were no records of the source of participant responses so it cannot be determined whether the samples obtained from, for example, sports and activity groups were any different from those obtained from helplines or support groups.

Senior leaders are also far from immune – helpline calls from headteachers and deputy heads have risen by 24%.

The NSPCC said it had taken more emotional abuse calls than ever before, with the number of referrals from its helpline up from 3,629 in 2012-13.

Additional Information about mental illness and public policy issues is available from the National Alliance on Mental Illness at www.nami.org or from its HelpLine at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264).

"We already know from our helpline that when survivors do reach out the services they can turn to are woefully inadequate".

"But today I am shocked by the acute unhappiness and loneliness that afflicts so many young people which means that, for many, the only place they can find comfort and protection is from our helpline".

If I'm today's on-call manager for our team, one of the first things I'll do is to check through emails sent out from our helpline the previous day.

"The experience from our helpline is that what patients most want is for the error never to happen again to someone else.

Additional evidence, from Child Helpline International (CHI), shows that abuse and violence are the main reasons why children contact child helplines in Africa.