June - 2016

Ethical Business model

We need to be clear....

All donations / contributions that are given to People4people are to keep this service going.

We do NOT have any intension to make large profits from your troubles.

As we grow we are hoping to give a totally free sevice and pay for the running and upkeep of this service through ethical advertising.

We are starting something new here and for that reason we ask for a reasonable donation / contribution in order for us to help you.

There are 3 criteria that will determine how much and what level of contribution we feel as reasonable.

how much you earn vs how much you feel you can contribute.
how complex the case
what services you requier

we also recognise that the average person will not have saved up their hard earned money to deal with work place problems.

Spread the word tell everone you know and

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how much you earn vs how much you feel you can contribute.
how complex the case
what services you requier

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The Citizens Advice service comprises a network of local Citizens Advice, all of which are independent charities, the Citizens Advice consumer service and national charity Citizens Advice. Together we help people resolve their money, legal and other problems by providing information and advice and by influencing policymakers. For more see the Citizens Advice website.
The advice provided by the Citizens Advice service is free, independent, confidential, and impartial, and available to everyone regardless of race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion, age or nationality.
To get advice online or find your local bureau in England and Wales, visit citizensadvice.org.uk
You can get consumer advice from the Citizens Advice consumer service on 03454 04 05 06 or 03454 04 05 05 for Welsh language speakers.
Local Citizens Advice in England and Wales advised 2.5 million clients on 6.2 million problems in 2014/15. For full service statistics see our publication Advice trends.

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A survey of 1,100 school leaders found that delays to assessments, insufficient budgets and cuts to local authorities were hampering the ability to cope. Department for Education (DfE) statistics published last year showed there were more than 1.3 million children in England - 15% of pupils - identified as having special educational needs or disabilities. Of these, 1.1 million are in mainstream schools rather than special schools. The study by The Key, which provides leadersh

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A Royal College of Psychiatrists' report has revealed that tens of thousands of over 65s are missing out on vital support and risking serious deterioration in their mental health because of arbitrary age limits. The figures are truly shocking. For every 1 million older people with depression, 850,000 receive no treatment whatsoever. While 50% of younger adults with depression are referred to mental health services, only 6% of older people will receive a referral. In a recent

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The first national review by NHS England has suggests that black and ethnic minority staff are more likely to report being bullied or harassed than their white colleagues. The report, which covers all NHS trusts in England, calls for attitudes and behaviour to change. NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens said the results were "deeply concerning and a clear call to action". Joan Saddler, who co-chairs the NHS equality and diversity council (EDC), said although trusts had

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The Children's Commissioner obtained data from 48 of England's 60 child and adolescent mental health service trusts, and discovered 28% of child referrals were denied specialist treatment - mostly on the grounds that their illness was not serious enough. A review by the Children's Commissioner also found that 13% with life-threatening conditions were not allowed specialist support. It also found that those who secured treatment faced lengthy delays, with an average waiting t