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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 jo@samaritans.org.
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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.