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Building resilience and wellbeing
This course helps people to understand and look after their own mental health and wellbeing, helping organisations to build happier, healthier teams.
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Understanding our services
Research shows the impact of Samaritans services for people in emotional distress.
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Supporting less well-off, middle-aged men
Our report, Out of sight, out of mind: Why less well-off, middle-aged men don’t get the support they need, focuses on the lived experience of men.
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Alcohol and suicide
There is a strong link between alcohol and suicide. We've explored this relationship with people who've experienced it themselves.
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Young people and suicide
Many young people say they often feel lonely and that it's difficult to get the help and support they need.
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Our latest work
Read and download our most recent reports, briefings and research.
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Supporting someone you know online
If you’re worried about someone online because of the way they’re acting or the things that they’re posting, you can offer them support in a number of ways.
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Write an email
Our Samaritans volunteers are here for anyone who needs someone. You can email [email protected].
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Visit a Samaritans branch
If you would like to talk to someone face-to-face in a quiet, private space, we'll welcome you at one of our 201 branches. Read more about visiting a branch.
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Small Talk Saves Lives
Your words are a life-saving kit. If you see someone who doesn’t look OK, a little small talk could save their life. Anyone can do it.
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Hold a collection at a funeral
Organising a collection at a funeral is a very special way of remembering a loved one. Organise one online or request envelopes.
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Set up a Tribute Fund
A Tribute Fund allows you to raise money with your friends and family to honour your loved one.
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Our Trustees
The governing body of Samaritans is the Trustee Board, which has between 10 and 15 members, the majority of whom are Samaritans volunteers. The trustees are also Directors of the Company.