Industry partnerships

Wellbeing partnership

BCTA and DriverWell

The British Concrete Transport Association and DriverWell are working together to make independent wellbeing support easier to find for the people who keep concrete transport moving.

British Concrete Transport Association

BCTA's wellbeing partner

Practical wellbeing support for people across concrete transport.

A specialist industry, with people at its centre

BCTA brings together the people who run concrete trucks, including hauliers, drivers, transport managers, manufacturers and the wider supply chain. DriverWell adds a clear route to independent wellbeing information, practical tools and signposting.

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What the partnership means

Support that remains personal and private

Free individual support

Individual wellbeing support on DriverWell is free for life. It is there for people working in and around concrete transport, whether they drive, dispatch, maintain vehicles, work in the yard or run operations.

Private by design

DriverWell is operated independently. BCTA does not receive an individual's DriverWell wellbeing, health, mood, fatigue, search or session information. DriverWell is not a clinical or emergency service.

Clear routes to further help

DriverWell offers information and signposting. When someone needs immediate help, the platform directs them to appropriate urgent and specialist support.

Support on DriverWell

A straightforward place to begin

There is no need to wait until things feel unmanageable. Choose a route that feels useful today, or pass it on to someone who may need it.

Start with the support that fits

Choose a simple starting point and find practical, non-judgemental wellbeing support.

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Everyday support and tools

Explore practical tools and information for the pressures that can build up around work and life.

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Help in an immediate crisis

If there is an immediate danger, call 999. For someone to talk to, Samaritans are available on 116 123.

Find urgent help

Need to talk to someone now?

Text SHOUT to 85258 for free, confidential support in the UK, or call Samaritans on 116 123. If there is an immediate danger, call 999.