Today is Trans Day of Remembrance, a day to honour and remember the trans and non-binary lives lost. Days like this can be heavy and sadly can also increase hate towards trans people. We want to remind you we’re here if you're struggling and stand by you in solidarity 💚 1/3

The Marfan Foundation has proudly unveiled its innovative new tool, the Marfan Community Companion. This new AI tool searches its websites and established guidelines to help community members find fast, reliable answers. Try it yourself at https://t.co/QemKo2btU1. Read the

Layla experienced suicidal thoughts and struggled to imagine a future after losing her mum to suicide at 7 years old. Calling Samaritans brought Layla's future back. She was able to take small steps forward and see the bigger picture. Read her story 👉 https://t.co/1kSKTeYjmm

Everyone deserves to experience life, from its everyday moments to its most precious milestones. That’s why we’re here, answering a call every 10 seconds from someone in crisis, ready to listen and help them through. Find out more https://t.co/flgeSnwg7P

You might feel OK one day and struggle again the next. We know suicidal thoughts can often come and go. So, you can always call us back if you need to. Whether that’s in 5 minutes, 5 days or 5 years.

Most of us have a friend on our mind that we keep meaning to message, maybe because they’ve gone a bit quiet or they’re having a tough time. But life gets so busy we end up putting it off. If you’ve got a spare moment now, this is your reminder to check in with them.

Even if you don’t feel it right now - you matter more than you know. Call us for free anytime on 116 123.

When you're experiencing suicidal thoughts, it can be difficult to think beyond them. We spoke with people who shared what helps when they feel suicidal. From watching TV for distraction to taking it one day at a time. How do you support yourself? 💚

Some may remember me raising money for the @samaritans last year. Well, I am back this year with the #50milesInNovember challenge Please give what you can and share if you can't. I hope you never need them but I want to make sure they are there if you do

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day - and we want you to know: we see you, you matter and we’re here for you if life feels tough. Call us on 116 123 💚

#SamaritansWalk2025 ⁦@cornwallsamari1⁩ ⁦@samaritans⁩

And we beat the rain. #SamaritansWalk2025 Thank you to the amazing Pat for all the planning. So grateful to everyone who walked or contributed, with their time or money, to support our amazing charity & thus acknowledging our exceptional volunteers @cornwallsamari1 @samaritans

@cornwallsamari1 @samaritans Perfect walking weather for #SamaritansWalk2025 - Beryl is taking her role in the sponsored walk very seriously. Proud to be the hosts of the charity’s national walk once again

Suicide is the biggest killer of under 35s in the UK. Researchers are wanting to understand the role and contribution of the voluntary sector in preventing suicide among young people. If you are a young person who meets the eligibility criteria below, share your experience!💜⬇️

If you take one thing from World Suicide Prevention Day today it should be this: if you think someone isn’t OK, ask them about it. You can interrupt someone’s suicidal thoughts. You could even save their life. Let’s prevent suicide today. Because tomorrow’s too late.

We're proud to be working with @premierleague to make sure no football fan feels alone when they’re struggling to cope 💚

‼️ Stop scrolling. We’re interrupting your feed‼️ This World Suicide Prevention Day, we need everyone to know: suicide is not inevitable, and you can help interrupt someone’s suicidal thoughts.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Please take the time to share this post and let your friends and loved ones know that help is just a message or call away. Your outreach might be the lifeline someone desperately needs. 💜

To anyone affected by suicide – we’re thinking of you. Reminder: if you find World Suicide Prevention Day hard, for any reason, it really is OK to switch off from social media tomorrow. Take care of yourselves 💚 We’re always here to talk on 116 123 📱

We know that reaching out for support and calling us can be a big step 💚 Don’t worry if you feel nervous or unsure of what to say at first, that’s OK. We may ask a few questions to help you explore how you feel. We’re here 24/7 on 116 123 📱