Samaritans
‘Dad will be with me’ says London Marathon runner supporting Samaritans
The day of the London Marathon will mark 15 years since Kate Rouse’s father Pete Bristow died by suicide.
Rylan and Dame Kelly Holmes join Samaritans training session for London Marathon
Rylan and Dame Kelly have both spoken about having suicidal thoughts in the past.
RAF officer running London Marathon for Samaritans says ‘life is worth living’
Squadron Leader Tamsin Wakeham, who has experienced suicidal thoughts in the past, is a listening volunteer for the charity.
Male veterans aged 25 to 44 at higher risk of suicide than general population
It is the first time such analysis of suicide among UK armed forces veterans in England and Wales has been published.
Study to probe whether outdoor swimming can reduce symptoms of depression
There is emerging evidence that open water swimming can have a positive impact on mental health, according to experts.
Most people unaware how many others have suicidal thoughts – Samaritans survey
Nearly three-quarters of the 2,000 people questioned (71%) in a survey for the charity did not realise how common suicidal thoughts were.
‘Lucky’ marathon runner urges others to talk about suicidal thoughts
Dan Hodges said he was ‘very lucky’ to survive a suicide attempt and hopes his story will encourage others to talk to someone if they are struggling.
Northern Ireland landmarks light up green for Samaritans ‘Longest Night’ campaign
Landmarks right across the north will be lit in green this Thursday to mark the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year
Growing number of nurses experiencing suicidal thoughts, RCN says
The Royal College of Nursing has now commissioned research into the issue and is calling on the Government for more investment in support services.
Only small change needed to make big change in suicide prevention – Samaritans
The charity has said it would cost £1.40 per person to renew funding in England which is due to end in March.