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Whether you need free employment advice, housing support, debt help or a mental health helpline, this page brings together every major UK free support line in one place — verified, up to date, and organised by topic.
All numbers listed are free to call from mobiles and landlines unless marked otherwise. No referral needed — you can call any of these services directly.
If you're unsure of your rights before calling, use our free employee rights checker, benefits checker or housing rights checker to understand your situation first.
- Your contract of employment
- Last 3 payslips
- Any written warnings or letters from your employer
- Dates of key incidents
- Your employment start date
- Details of your situation in writing
- Any letters or notices received
- Your National Insurance number
- Details of any income or benefits
- List of all debts with amounts
- Monthly income and outgoings
- Any court orders or bailiff letters
- Bank statements
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Understanding Your Rights in the UK
UK workers and residents have significant legal protections covering employment, housing, benefits, consumer rights and more. These rights are enshrined in legislation including the Employment Rights Act 1996, the Equality Act 2010, the Housing Act 1988, and the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Free Guidance — No Lawyers Needed
UK Work Rights provides free, plain English guidance to help you understand where you stand. Our AI-powered checkers are regularly updated against GOV.UK, ACAS, Shelter, and Citizens Advice to ensure accuracy. We cover over 70 free AI rights checkers and 36 guides across employment, housing, benefits, consumer, driving, family and more.
- Check your rights instantly — no account needed
- Download your results as a PDF report
- Access 192 free letter templates ready to send
- Guidance verified against GOV.UK and ACAS
When to Seek Further Help
While our guidance covers the vast majority of common situations, complex or high-stakes cases may benefit from professional advice. For employment issues contact ACAS (free) or the Citizens Advice helpline on 0800 144 8848. For housing, Shelter can help on 0808 800 4444.
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