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Faith to Faithless (Humanists UK)

Humanists UK's programme offers a volunteer helpline, email support and facilitated peer support for people who have left high-control religious groups.

Public-source listingNot provider-approvedReviewed September 12, 2026

What this service offers

Led by people with experience of leaving religion, Faith to Faithless supports people facing isolation and estrangement after leaving high-control religious communities. Its helpline offers listening, resources and emotional support during published opening periods. The programme also trains public services about the needs of people leaving religion. It is part of Humanists UK, an organisation representing non-religious people.

  • Volunteer listening helpline
  • Email support
  • Facilitated peer support
  • Professional awareness training

Who it may be relevant for

Former membersProfessionals

These are the audiences described in the public material. Eligibility and personal fit should be discussed with the service directly.

Leaving religionShunningReligious controlSocial isolation

Questions worth asking

  • Is the service suitable if I still hold religious beliefs?
  • Which peer groups can I currently join?
  • What are the current helpline hours and confidentiality limits?

What our review establishes

Service type
Volunteer support and peer groups; published helpline hours are limited
Organisational perspective
Part of Humanists UK; its non-religious orientation is explicit
Review scope
Official programme and contact information reviewed; no clinical quality assessment

We have not independently verified clinical quality, professional licenses, or suitability. A public-source review is not a recommendation or an endorsement by the service. No payment was received for this listing.

Sources & review

Public sources reviewed September 12, 2026. Details can change.

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