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'Young people still not getting the support they need' – Samaritans response to Budget 2021
Julie Bentley, CEO at Samaritans, has responded to today's Budget 2021 calling on more support to help people who are struggling
- 27th October 2021
- Comment
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Samaritans launches app to support UK military veterans' mental health
Samaritans new veterans app aims to help manage the emotional challenges of leaving the military
- 27th October 2021
- Press release
- England
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The Prince of Wales drops in for a cuppa to celebrate 50 years of Gloucester Samaritans
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has today paid tribute to the vital work of Samaritans as he unveiled a new plaque celebrating 50 years of the Gloucester Samaritans branch.
- 26th October 2021
- Press release
- England
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Scottish Government commits to self-harm strategy
Following research and engagement work undertaken by Samaritans Scotland, the Scottish Government has committed to a strategy and action plan to improve support for people who self-harm.
- 14th October 2021
- News story
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- Scotland
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Samaritans Ireland appears before Joint Oireachtas Sub-Committee on Mental Health
Samaritans Ireland welcomes the opportunity to appear before the Joint Oireachtas Sub-Committee on Mental Health to discuss our services and the impacts of COVID-19
- 5th October 2021
- Press release
- Ireland
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Samaritans Ireland launches Impact Report 2020
Samaritans Ireland launches Impact Report 2020
- 8th September 2021
- Press release
- Ireland
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Samaritans is proud to lead new suicide prevention consortium
The Department of Health and Social Care have announced the members of the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Health and Wellbeing Alliance for 2021-24, including the new Suicide Prevention Consortium.
- 1st September 2021
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Samaritans Scotland welcome decreases in deaths by suicide but calls for sustained action
Samaritans Scotland is calling for sustained action on suicide prevention following data showing deaths by suicide in Scotland decreased by 3% in 2020.
- 17th August 2021
- Press release
- Scotland