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Samaritans and Calor announce a partnership which will enable charity to answer over 4,000 more calls
Loneliness or isolation is a growing issue for both young and older people across the country, according to Samaritans Ireland. Four out of 10 callers to the service reference loneliness or isolation
- 8th September 2020
- Press release
- Ireland
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Samaritans Ireland answered over half a million calls in 2019
Samaritans Ireland volunteers answered more than half a million calls across the island of Ireland in 2019, according to their 2019 Impact Report.
- Ireland
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Samaritans Ireland calls on new Government to place mental health & wellbeing at centre of its health & social policy
Samaritans Ireland is calling on the new Government to put mental health and wellbeing centre stage of its health and social policies as the country reopens and continues its recovery process.
- 3rd July 2020
- Ireland
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Samaritans Ireland will provide emotional support services for virtual Pride 2020
Samaritans Ireland will continue to offer support services throughout Dublin Pride festival for people who are feeling alone, anxious, or depressed, and need someone to talk to.
- 18th June 2020
- Press release
- Ireland
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Men’s Health Awareness Week: Samaritans Ireland calls for a National Plan on Men’s Mental Health
Samaritans Ireland is calling for a national plan for men’s mental health as part of efforts to encourage men and boys to take good care of their mental health and emotional wellbeing.
- Press release
- Ireland
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Impact Report 2019 Listening today – changing tomorrow: A year of being here
- News story
- Ireland
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Samaritans Ireland Manifesto 2020 - 4 Asks 4 a Safer Ireland
Samaritans Ireland has launched its 2020 Manifesto and is calling for support on its 4 Asks 4 A Safer Ireland
- 4th February 2020
- News story
- Ireland
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Yule not go lonely this Christmas with Samaritans volunteers support those needing help at a tough time of year
Samaritans are reminding those in need this Christmas that their helpline will be open for them during their darkest hours if they are struggling to cope.
- 18th December 2019
- News story
- Ireland