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Our new project on parental mental health in Wales
The parenthood journey & the difficult experiences that accompany it can increase suicide risk. This includes being a new parent, experiencing infertility, baby loss or having a baby that is admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICU). Our new findings, based on a Wales-only research survey, show that we need urgent improvement across health services in Wales. We need to do better and we need to be prepared to do things differently. We hope you’ll join us in achieving change for anyone on the parenthood journey in Wales.
What we're working on
Every ten seconds, we respond to a call for help. No judgement. No pressure. We're here for anyone who needs someone.
United with the frontline
United with the frontline is an advocacy campaign calling on governments to properly resource and train frontline workers in suicide prevention to help save lives.
Samaritans’ strategy: Tackling suicide together
Read about Samaritans’ five-year strategy, which outlines our main priorities and how we’re working towards our vision that fewer people die by suicide.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at Samaritans
Our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion is one of the key principles in our new strategy and will connect with everything we do, guiding the way we work and behave.
Why we need you to be part of our Christmas story
By donating just £4.95 this Christmas, you could help a Samaritans volunteer answer a life-saving call for life.