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Director Paul gives a talk to Mildmay Rotary Club
A report by Mildmay Rotary Club on Paul’s recent talk at their meeting about the work of the Samaritans. If you would like a similar talk please contact us via the ‘General Enquires ‘ button.
- 1st March 2019
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Tony’s story
Talking can be a lifesaver
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Where else can I go for support and information?
If there's been an incident at your university, it can be hard to know where you can for support and information. Samaritans are here to support you, and signpost to other helpful sources.
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Information for students
Suicide is a tragedy. The loss of a life through suicide has a ripple effect on everyone that had a connection with the person who has died. It can affect the whole student community and beyond.
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For parents and carers
Find out more about what we do and how you can also help your child.
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For education professionals
Find out how we can help you support young people.
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About Samaritans Scotland
Our vision is for a Scotland where fewer lives are lost to suicide and where everyone can get the right help and support when they need it the most.
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Bangor North Wales
- Wales
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Boston Samaritans
For over 50 years the Boston Branch of Samaritans has been here for anyone who’s going through a difficult time.
- England
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Luton
Luton, South Beds and Harpenden Samaritans is an important part of the local community. It is now one of the biggest and oldest charities in the area.
- England
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Ware
At Herts and Essex (Ware) Samaritans we’re part of the national effort to reduce the number of people who die by suicide.
- England
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Samaritans responds to Ofcom's announcement on suicide forum investigation
- 20th July 2026
- Comment
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Dawn Walk - 9th October 2026
The Farnborough and District Branch are taking part in Samaritans nationwide Dawn Walk on Friday, 9th October and walking 5K at sunrise so that no one has to face their darkest hours alone.
- 16th July 2026
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Dunfermline Samaritans: Volunteers Celebrate Samaritans Awareness Day
On 24 July, Samaritans marks Samaritans Awareness Day to highlight that its volunteers are here to listen 24/7 to anyone feeling suicidal.
- 13th July 2026
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Samaritans responds to Prime Minister's resignation
We thank Keir Starmer for his support over the past two years and look forward to working with the new leader of the Labour Party to achieve their manifesto promise to tackle suicide as one of the biggest killers in the UK.
- 22nd June 2026
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Norwich Samaritans Volunteer Marks 50 Years of Supporting People in Distress
As part of National Volunteering Week (1-6 June), a dedicated volunteer at Norwich branch of Samaritans has celebrated an extraordinary milestone after spending 50 years supporting callers in distress
- 1st June 2026
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John's story
Inspired by his own experience with friends coming to him for help with their own suicidal thoughts, John decided to take part in Samaritans’ Managing Suicidal Contacts course in December 2019.
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Andrew’s story
"Before I picked up the phone that first time, I was penniless, overwhelmed with anxiety, and on the edge. I truly believe that if it weren’t for that call, I might not be here today."
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The Push Up Challenge
Sign up for free and take on 2,000 push-ups from 3rd to 26th February 2027, for the 2,000 lives lost to suicide each day, worldwide.
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Welsh Government Strategies 2025
In April 2025 the Welsh Government published two important policy documents outlining their strategic priorities for Suicide Prevention and Self-Harm, and Mental Health and Well-being for the next 10 years.
- 1st September 2025
- News story
- Wales