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ALT A photo of David in his Green Samaritans t-shirt and grey jeans. He's smiling at the camera and wearing sunglasses.
ALT We can't solve anyone's problems, but what we can give is perspective, and that allows someone to get through a day, a night, a week until things settle a little bit.
ALT Samaritans' Power of Words exhibition, featuring Don. The portrait is made up of words, and his story of how he saved someone's life using small talk.
ALT Samaritans' Power of Words exhibition, featuring Gary. The portrait is made up of words, and his story of how he saved someone's life using small talk.
ALT Samaritans' Power of Words exhibition, featuring Claire. The portrait is made up of words, and their story of how they saved someone's life using small talk.
ALT If you're feeling affected by the news, you can talk to US.
ALT A title reading “Reminders if you're having suicidal thoughts” followed by four points, listed with heart icons: “You're not alone in what you're feeling” (purple heart), “It's OK to talk about what's going on” (green heart), “You deserve support and understanding” (pink heart), and “We're always here to listen on 116 123” (yellow heart).
ALT In 2024, we answered over 743,000 calls for help where people mentioned feeling lonely or isolated.
ALT 5 tips to help you connect with someone. 1. Make time to catch up. 2. Put your phone away 3. Make eye contact 4. Ask open questions 5. Offer support without trying to fix things
