Who do you call when you don't know who to call?
When you don't know who to call, start with a single point of contact for practical help. Tell one place what happened in plain words. A coordinator can identify the right kind of help, agree a next step with you, arrange it and follow up. Always Got You connects you with that process through Anything On Call.
By Lucky Ranasinghe · Published October 18, 2026
Single point of contact: one person who owns your request from first message to follow-up.
Start with what happened
You do not need the name of a trade or a perfect explanation. Say what has happened, what you need to get done and anything that makes the situation urgent.
Agree the next step
Have the right kind of help identified, ask what it will cost, and agree a plan before it is arranged. Get a follow-up so you know where the request stands. With Always Got You, check-ins happen only if you ask us to.
You can tell us what's going on. We'll listen, help with the practical next steps, and point you to professional support when that's what you need.
Not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
Common questions
Do I need to know which service I need?
No. Describe the problem in your own words. The first step is to work out what kind of practical help makes sense.
What happens after I explain the problem?
A coordinator identifies the right kind of help, agrees a plan with you, arranges it and follows up.
What if I feel overwhelmed or alone?
You can tell us what's going on. We'll listen, help with the practical next steps, and point you to professional support when that's what you need.