Protecting workers in charitable organisations

Many volunteers and charity employees work alone or in high-risk environments. Prioritise their safety and security with a lone worker safety device or app.
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Let's talk numbers

827,000

People employed in the charity sector (Charity Digital 2024)

170,383

Charities operating in England and Wales in 2023 (Charity Digital 2024)

16.3M

People volunteer their time to charity in the UK (NCVO 2021)

Charity risks

Working alone, off peak, or in the community.
Harassment and abuse.
Physical assaults and robberies.
Trips, falls and incapacitation.
Working in isolated or rural areas.
Accidents or injuries.

The ID Touch is popular with charity workers

It's a personal safety device combined with an ID badge which means it's very convenient and discreet to activate. But we understand that one size doesn't fit all. So why not mix and match to suit the requirements of your team?

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Our other devices:

Features to protect charities

Our customers choose from a mix of safety features to best suit the requirements of their workforce, reduce risk, and improve occupational safety and wellbeing.

Benefits for the Charity industry

Reduced liability
Boost employee morale
Enhanced worker safety
Timely response to emergencies
Reduced downtime due to safety incidents

Benefits for charities

Protection for employees 24/7, 365 days a year.
Document incidents, abuse and robberies.
Receive up to date location information on your workers.
Deliver dashboard reporting to key stakeholders.
Protection against trips, falls and incapacitation.

Protecting charity leaders for over 20 years

"I cannot stress enough the importance of implementing a lone worker solution. It is our responsibility not only to ensure the safety of our lone workers but also to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to their welfare."

"Because it's so discreet, it makes me feel a lot more confident and reassured that someone is looking out for me and someone is looking out for the women as well."

"The ongoing commitment and support from SoloProtect is hugely valued by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust and all the people we work with, and for."

Frequently asked questions

How can SoloProtect devices enhance the safety of charity workers and volunteers?

SoloProtect devices offer features like Red Alert and Man Down Alarm, ensuring that charity workers and volunteers can discreetly receive help in emergencies. This enhances their safety by providing immediate assistance in case of incidents such as assaults, accidents, or medical emergencies.

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Can SoloProtect devices be customized to meet the specific needs of different charity roles?

SoloProtect offers a range of devices and features that can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of different charity roles. Whether it's the ID Touch or other devices, we can mix and match solutions to best protect your workforce.

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What is the Ready2Talk and how does it benefit charity workers?

The Ready2Talk feature, also known as the chaperone service, allows charity workers to have an open communication line with SoloProtect’s Alarm Receiving Centre during potentially risky situations. This feature provides real-time support and reassurance, ensuring that help is readily available if an incident occurs. It is particularly useful for workers who may feel vulnerable or anxious when working alone or in unfamiliar environments.

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