Leading mental health organisations have come together to provide, for the first time, a single service to support the millions of key workers who are putting their mental health under pressure as they form our frontline against the coronavirus.

Together, they are providing a round-the-clock service so we can be there for key workers, whenever and wherever they need us for support with their mental health and emotional wellbeing.

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By combining their services, Our Frontline are able to offer practical, non-judgemental support with problems ranging from feeling overwhelmed or stressed through to coping with the bereavement of a colleague or family member.

This support is important right now. But it will be equally critical in the months ahead, when we want to make sure that we rebuild and recover the mental health of our frontline workers, alongside our economy and communities.

Find out more about Our Frontline here and see some of the latest updates and real-life stories from Our Frontline.