Jeevan Trust is a charity that has been established to support people unfamiliar with services that are available to them as residents in the United Kingdom, having come to live and work in UK.  We are based in United Kingdom (UK). This is a free one-to-one service. We will listen, care and support you. We will try to speak with you in your language (Malayalam) if possible.
This is a generic information helpline only, not an emergency service. If you have any specific questions pertaining to your health condition, please contact your registered general practitioner via the surgery, ring 111 during out-of-hours for non-emergency medical management. You should always call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured, or you feel their life is at risk.

We are a motivated and enthusiastic team of, nurses, general practitioners, hospital specialist doctors, social workers, lawyers (solicitors) etc, who are eager to help you. Collectively we have the experience and expertise to give advice about your situation.
Our main goal is to provide both education and awareness on domestic abuse and its impact on families. We are hopeful to raise knowledge on this subject within our community on the legal implications, safeguarding concerns and effect on children

Our vision is to provide information and increase the understanding, to those who seek help from us, about issues that come up when they live in UK. These are issues like, how to access health services through primary care and secondary care (hospital) and social services, legal expertise etc… We aim to support individuals and families with needs like counselling, relationship issues, family problems including domestic abuse.
Our volunteers are experts in various fields, which enables us to signpost in terms of medical, mental health, safeguarding (adults and children) and social concerns. In particular regarding domestic abuse, we help individuals involved to identify the signs of abuse, and guide them to use the available resources to resolve issues.
We are committed to maintaining confidentiality in all your discussions with us on this helpline. The only exception is where statutory laws and regulations makes it mandatory for us to inform other professionals. We will confirm with you, if the issue that is raised would lead to such an exception.
We respect your right to choose not to continue with this service, if that is what you would wish to do once you speak with us.

Our Services
Family well-being support
A strong, stable and loving family network provides a foundation for all family members to flourish and fulfil their potential.
Jeevan Trust is a platform where you can share your concern with regards relationship issues, particularly with regards to domestic abuse. We are here to listen to your voice and direct and signpost you to the appropriate professionals who work locally. This will be within the legal framework of United Kingdom.  Regarding domestic abuse, we wish to increase the awareness of this issue, highlight it's impact on families especially on children, increase understanding in relation to the legal implications and the safeguarding procedures associated with domestic abuse.
Your health and well-being is important to enable you to continue to thrive. We understand the impact of medical conditions and complex medical diagnosis that may be a cause of stress and anxiety. Our team will be able to help and signpost available services around your locality which you would be able to access.

Jeevan Trust can provide clarification, support and signposting regarding:

How to access GPs and primary care services in UK?

General Practitioner (GP) services are at present, free for people who come to live and work in the United Kingdom. At present this is true for visitors like parents as well. Therefore, anybody may register and consult with a GP WITHOUT charge. It is important to register with a General Practitioner in your local area. The practice website or booklet would give you advise on the specific services that the individual practice would provide. Visits to see the general practitioner (the first point of contact with non-emergency medical problem), primary care nurse, physiotherapist, pregnancy related support etc… can be accessed through the GP surgery. Also, for work related issues like sickness absence, the general practitioner can provide support and unfit note if they are contacted.

How to access the hospital (secondary care services) in UK?
How to access health care when parents visit you in UK ?
What can you do when you are unwell and how to access support ?
What are  the functions of the Social Care Services and how to access them if needed?
What is Benefits System in the UK ?
What is Dental care system in UK?
What is opticians do in UK and how to access primary ophthalmic services?
What are the functions of Community Pharmacies in UK?
Student Health Advice.

When you call/text us at Jeevan Trust, on our number 07828103000, you will be put through to a volunteer.
When you email us at info@jeevantrust, we aim to respond within 48 hours.
You can contact us through our website also
We would aim to get you in touch with our professional team straight away, but this might not always be possible as it depends on the number of volunteers, we have on the phones at any one time. However, we will respond to you at the earliest.