Talk to someone who gets it.
The KSF Warmline is free, confidential emotional support for people whose work has been disrupted by an injury or illness, and for the people who love them. Our trained peer volunteers listen, help you feel steadier, and connect you with resources that make daily life a little easier.
“The Kind Souls Foundation has been so helpful to me while I’ve been navigating the workers compensation confusion.”
- Warmline Caller
CHOOSE WHAT WORKS FOR YOU
Choose how you'd like to connect
Pick whatever feels most comfortable. Every session is 30 minutes, and you can always come back.
Call the Warmline
1.833.KINDSOUL
That's 1-833-546-3768. Every caller hears from a real person within 72 hours.
Your first call
What a call is like
We say hello
Your peer introduces themselves and explains how the call works. There's nothing to prepare.​
You talk, we listen
Share what's going on, as much or as little as you like. You can stay anonymous.​
We look for help together
If something would make life easier, like a ride to an appointment, we help you find it.​
We stay in touch
You can book another call whenever you need one. There's no set limit while it's helping.
PRACTICAL HELP
Things we often help people find
Our Navigator can draw on more than 100,000 verified resources across the US. These are the ones callers ask about most.
Transportation to medical appointments
Grocery delivery and food bank services
Mental health support in your area
Help for families and caregivers
Financial stability resources
Local groups and ways to feel part of a community again
FOR FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS
When someone you love gets hurt, you're affected too.
You might be juggling appointments, worrying about money, and watching someone you love lose their spark. Very few programs are there for caregivers. We are.
Call for yourself, any time
Get ideas for bringing up the Warmline gently
Find resources that help the whole household
Questions people ask before calling
Good to know - The Warmline is not therapy, and we don't give legal, medical, or claims advice. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 in an emergency.