right-awayhelp
nounUK /ˌraɪt əˈweɪ hɛlp/
US /ˌraɪt əˈweɪ hɛlp/
Help that comes to you the moment you ask for it.
When the little boy fell off his bike, right-awayhelp arrived in seconds.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A service that sends someone to fix a problem as soon as you call.
The plumber's right-awayhelp saved us from a flooded kitchen.
3. The feeling of being helped without any waiting.
She was grateful for the right-awayhelp from her neighbors during the storm.
4. A button or hotline that brings quick assistance.
Press the right-awayhelp button if you ever feel unsafe on the train.