Free Letter Support Service
Helping You Find the Right Words. Writing to a council, landlord, employer, school, GP, government department, or another organisation can sometimes feel overwhelming. At Sixpence Support UK, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to communicate clearly and confidently.
How We Can Help
Our Free Letter Support Service aims to help you prepare clear, respectful, and well-structured letters or emails for a wide range of everyday situations.
We may be able to help with:
- •Benefit enquiries and appeals
- •Housing and landlord issues
- •Council correspondence
- •GP, NHS, and healthcare letters
- •School or education letters
- •Employer or workplace concerns
- •Complaint letters
- •Requests for reasonable adjustments
- •Financial hardship letters
- •Utility company correspondence
- •Insurance enquiries
- •General personal letters
Who Is This Service For?
This service may be especially helpful for:
- •Older people
- •Carers
- •People with disabilities
- •People with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia
- •Those experiencing anxiety or depression
- •People whose first language is not English
- •Anyone who feels overwhelmed or unsure how to write an important letter
How It Works
Tell us who you need to write to.
Explain your situation in your own words.
We will help you prepare a clear, professional draft.
You review it and decide whether to use it.
You remain in control at every stage.
Important Information
Our service is designed to help you communicate more effectively. We do not provide legal advice, financial advice, or professional representation, and we cannot guarantee the outcome of any letter or email.
Where specialist advice is needed, we will encourage you to contact the appropriate organisation or qualified professional.
Our Promise
Everyone deserves to be heard. Sometimes, the right words can make all the difference. Whether you are facing a difficult situation or simply do not know where to begin, we are here to help you take the first step.
Start your letter today
To use the Free Letter Support Service, send us a brief outline of who you are writing to and what you need to say. We will reply with a draft for you to review and use as you wish.
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