
ACME INC. want to ensure you're supported as a freelancer to work well.
We're working with Leapers to provide these free guides and toolkits, along with signposting to resources and communities you might find helpful.
70% of freelancers don't know where to find support for their mental health at work. Let's change that together.
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We treat freelancers as a core part of our team, and we're committed to supporting your mental health, wellbeing and good ways of working together.
Read our Freelance Friendly policy, and reach out to our freelance support team for any questions or concerns.
Read how we work with freelancers. From prompt payment to clear briefs, and what you can expect from us.
Concerns, questions, or need help? Our freelance support team are your direct line for anything around invoices, contracts and working with us.
Three guides from Leapers to help you understand and take care of your mental health as an independent worker.
Understanding
Understanding why independent work can affect your wellbeing — and why that's not a personal failing.
Foundations
A practical framework for recognising the patterns that affect how you feel about your work.
Action
Concrete, tested approaches that actually work for freelancers — from daily rituals to longer-term habits.
All too common challenges freelancers face — and what you can do to navigate them.
Getting proactive helps to reduce the impact many of the challenges freelancers face, and having a plan in place can make a big difference.
Create your wellbeing plan with the Leapers Mental Health Toolkit.
There are many organisations and communities that support freelancers. Find the support you need from across the ecosystem.
Connect with other independents who understand what you're going through.
Sector-specific organisations that advocate for and support freelancers.
For when you're dealing with financial challenges, these organisations can help.
Find advice when facing legal challenges.
Broader support for your mental wellbeing.
General advice and support for freelancing.
If you feel at risk or in danger:
Call 999 or visit A&E.
You are not wasting anyone's time.
If you need someone to speak to:
Call Samaritans on 116 123 for free and in confidence.
Or text SHOUT to 85258
Alternatively:
Speak to your GP, who will be able to suggest a range of ways to help.
Find more support options:
Visit the Mind website