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A Simple Conversation, When You Need It
A Simple Conversation, When You Need It
At TS Mentoring, our Check-In Support offers a friendly, supportive conversation by telephone or video call. It’s designed for times when you don’t need ongoing mentoring — just someone to check in with, listen, and offer reassurance. Sometimes knowing someone will reach out can make all the difference.
At TS Mentoring, our Check-In Support offers a friendly, supportive conversation by telephone or video call. It’s designed for times when you don’t need ongoing mentoring — just someone to check in with, listen, and offer reassurance. Sometimes knowing someone will reach out can make all the difference.
What Check-In Support Is?
What Check-In Support Is?
Check-ins are light-touch, informal conversations that provide:
A listening ear
Emotional reassurance
A sense of connection
Gentle encouragement
There is no pressure, no agenda, and no expectation to share more than you’re comfortable with.
How It Works?
How It Works?
Short scheduled check-in calls
Delivered by trained volunteers
By telephone or video conference
Focused on how you’re doing in that moment
Check-ins can be one-off or arranged regularly, depending on your needs.
Who It’s For
Who It’s For
Disability Check-In Support is suitable for adults who:
• Feel lonely, isolated, or disconnected
• Would benefit from regular contact and encouragement
• Want support without committing to a full mentoring session
• Are managing everyday pressures, including those related to disability
Check-In Support is completely free. We currently support adults with disabilities in and around the West Midlands area.
Please note, check-ins are not therapy, counselling, or crisis services. If you need urgent or specialist support, we will help signpost you to the appropriate services.
How to Request a Check-In
How to Request a Check-In
Complete our online form
Select Check-In Support as your preferred option
We’ll contact you to arrange a telephone or video call
You don’t need to be struggling alone — a simple check-in can help you feel supported.
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