We’re shit at talking. It’s time to change that.
All Call Signs is a peer-to-peer communication app for Veterans and serving Military Personnel. Our chat service is manned by volunteers who have served in The Forces and understand the stresses and struggles that come with daily life in and out of uniform. If life is getting you down and you need someone to speak to, hit the chat button below. We’re here.
Fighting for your mental wellbeing:
At All Call Signs our goal is to use technology and the power of community to improve the mental health of servicemen, women & veterans. Our hope is that this will manifest in a healthier, happier life for individuals suffering with mental health issues and will reduce the number of self-harm incidents and suicides in the military community. The RAP process is a technology-led attack against PTSD, depression & anxiety.
Reaction
When a vulnerable member of the military community goes missing, we need boots on the ground fast. Beacon, our geo-location powered emergency response application sends an immediate alert to any All Call Signs members and relevant agencies in the vicinity, along with details on where best to help and who the point of contacts are.
Awareness
Through our blog, media outreach and social media presence, we’re committed to highlighting the health needs of those in and around the forces. Understanding how stress, anxiety and depression change you , is the first step in recognising it. With early recognition and diagnosis, these issues are much easier to manage.
Prevention
The very worst case scenarios for sufferers of depression, anxiety and stress are borne from a feeling of isolation. Through our Listener’s program, we’re able to catch people at their most isolated and vulnerable and signpost them to professionals who can help them. It is our belief that successful awareness and prevention will result in fewer needs for Beacon.
Latest articles, news and updates:
What We Can Learn From Robin Williams’s Suicide About Supporting Friends With Poor Mental Health
It’s hard to believe that it has been five years since the news broke that Robin Williams, beloved actor and comedian, had taken his own life at his home in California. We’ll all have a different role in our mind when we think of Robin. Mrs Doubtfire was a classic, as...
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What to do when a veteran or service person goes missing
If you’re worried about a veteran or service person who has gone missing, then the following information is for you. It’s important to remember that you don’t need to wait 24 hours to get the ball rolling when it comes to a missing person, especially if you believe...
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The First Recorded Military Veteran Suicide: Jo and Dave’s Story
Dave Jukes was an accomplished soldier, a proud father and a loving husband. His life and his service had taken their toll on Dave and he lived with mental illness for a large part of his life and, sadly, took his own life on the 9th of October 2018. Last week, an...
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We’re on a mission to improve the mental health of service personnel and veterans nationwide. Here’s some really simple ways you can help us.
Monthly Subscription
A monthly £5 subscription to All Call Signs lets us continue to support veterans and service personnel in a very real way, through our Beacon and Chat applications. You’ll help fund future projects, all focused on improving the support for poor mental health in the military community. We’ll send you a welcome letter and a supporters wristband as part of your subscription, as well as provide you with regular updates about where your money is going and the difference it is making.
Single Contribution
As a not-for-profit organisation, every penny of every contribution received is invested back into All Call Signs. This means your money goes directly to the running of the Beacon and Chat applications and into campaigning to change the state of mental health care in the veteran and serving community. Make a single contribution, for any amount, and help us save lives.