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UK’s most annoying interruption revealed but Samaritans says breaking social rule could save a life
Interruptions are a major source of frustration for many but Samaritans is marking World Suicide Prevention Day by urging people to break this social rule and help someone they are worried about.
- 9th September 2026
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World Suicide Prevention Day 10th September 2026
Finding a way to say it: Sometimes the hardest words to say are the most important.
- 26th August 2026
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Leann’s story
"I’ve seen first-hand where the money raised goes, so I’m proud of myself that I’m helping to keep Samaritans listening 24/7, just as I needed someone to listen to me."
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Declan’s story
"I would really encourage people to do STEP training with Samaritans. It teaches you how to fully listen, so you understand what someone is saying and can communicate to them that you understand."
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Paul’s story
As an ex-gang member, Paul grew up believing he couldn’t show emotion or share his struggles. Now, as a Samaritans volunteer, he passionately encourages others to see that opening up is a strength, not a weakness.
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World Mental Health Day
This World Mental Health Day, we're reminding you to check in and catch up with someone you care about.
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Helping Barclays customer service team make life-saving interventions
When Barclays noticed more calls from vulnerable customers expressing suicidal thoughts, they turned to Samaritans for help. Samaritans provided specialised training to equip staff with the skills to handle these sensitive situations.
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WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2024
Finding a way to say it Sometimes the hardest words to say are the most important.
- 3rd September 2024
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Join us!
We’d like you to join us in volunteering with Portsmouth Samaritans.
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Autumn 2023 newsletter
Welcome to your autumn 2023 edition of 24/7!
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Samaritans in Skipton: Join us to raise awareness this World Suicide Prevention Day
Join Pendle Samaritans in Skipton on Saturday 10th September, to help raise awareness of our services.
- 10th September 2022
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Tara: an "emotional rollercoaster"
Tara* (she/her) lives on her own in England and works as a psychologist. She has struggled with depression since she was a child, and had attempted suicide twice before the pandemic.
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Celebrities share their stories for Real People Real Stories
Celebrities share their stories of tough times with Samaritans to help encourage other men to seek help.
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What it is to be a man: Suicide in middle-age
- 28th September 2012
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Welcome to your Autumn 2026 edition of 24/7!
We hope you enjoy reading this edition of 24/7, highlighting our current progress, shining a light on our amazing volunteers, and bringing to life just how important the power of listening can be.
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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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Samaritans Scotland's Five Priorities to Save Lives
Ahead of the 2026 Holyrood Election, we’re asking all political parties in Scotland to make suicide prevention a priority.
- 26th November 2025
- Scotland
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Layla's story
"Tomorrow and all the days that follow finally feel like something I’m looking forward to."
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Sarah’s story
"Sometimes, when you say something out loud it takes power away from it."
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Tom’s story: mental health and neurodiversity
Tom called Samaritans after struggling with suicidal thoughts. Since reaching out for help, he now hopes to raise awareness by talking openly about mental health and neurodiversity
