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AIT sends silence packing with suicide prevention initiative
Turn the Tide of Suicide, Pleasetalk.org and the Union of Students of Ireland brought their collective campaign ‘Send Silence Packing’ to Athlone Institute of Technology last Thursday, February 25.
Annual Samaritan Christmas Concert in its 24th year
The Samaritans are delighted to have the support of the Army Band in presenting the 24th annual Samaritan Concert.
Samaritans urging people to look out for others on World Suicide Prevention Day #RUOK
It all goes back to the old adage, ‘A problem shared is a problem halved.’ To mark World Suicide Prevention Day which takes place today, Samaritans is encouraging anyone worried about a friend, colleague, or family member who may be struggling to cope to simply ask, ‘Are you OK?’
Suicide or Survive announces annual ‘High Tea and Talk’ campaign for World Suicide Prevention Day
Minister of State at the Department of Health, Kathleen Lynch, has launched a ‘High Tea and Talk’ campaign which aims to get everyone talking about mental health throughout the month of September.
Athlone Samaritans have busiest year to date
Athlone Samaritans have had their busiest year to date answering more calls than ever before. Details of the increase in use of Samaritans’ vital service were revealed in the 2013-2014 Impact Report covering Samaritans’ work in Ireland which was launched this week.
You are not alone this Christmas is the message from Samaritans Galway
Almost half a million people called the Samaritans service in Ireland last year with the number of callers to the Galway phoneline reaching an all time high.
Simon Casey to launch CD at Samaritan concert
The Samaritans 23rd annual Christmas festival concert will be held in the Franciscan Friary Church, Athlone on Thursday December 11 at 8pm.
Samaritans Christmas concert
The Samaritans 23rd annual Christmas festival concert will be held in the Franciscan Friary Church Athlone on Thursday December 11 at 8pm.
Screening of Good Morning Vietnam in aid of the Samaritans
In association with The Galway Samaritans, The Róisín Dubh is delighted to present a showing of the classic Good Morning Vietnam, starring the legendary and beloved Robin Williams.
Samaritans at this year’s Galway Arts Festival
Samaritan volunteers will be in the city centre this weekend providing discreet face-to-face emotional support at Eyre Square to anyone attending the Galway Arts Festival. This outreach programme will be available from Friday evening through to early Sunday. Volunteers will provide emotional support to people in need and to raise awareness of suicide. Events such as this allow Samaritans to go direct to those in emotional need who would not ordinarily come directly to them.
