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Samaritans say forget Blue Monday, have a ‘Brew Monday’

Samaritans say forget Blue Monday, have a ‘Brew Monday’

January gets some bad press, home as it is to huge credit card bills, failed fitness programmes, broken New Year’s resolutions, cold weather and what’s known as ‘Blue Monday’, the day that has been dubbed the most depressing day of the year, which falls on Monday, January 16 this year.

International Men’s Day to highlight male suicide

International Men’s Day to highlight male suicide

This International Men’s Day, Brighton, Hove and District Samaritans are calling on everyone in the community to take their part in suicide prevention, particularly within the most at risk group, those who are socially disadvantaged.

Listening ears at Brighton Pride

Listening ears at Brighton Pride

Brighton, Hove & District Samaritans and the LGBT Community Safety Forum (LGBT CSF) will be offering a listening ear to people attending Pride this year.

Alright Mate?

Alright Mate?

A new campaign to help prevent suicide in the city was launched at the start of Mental Health Awareness week (May 16).

New support services for armed forces and their families announced

New support services for armed forces and their families announced

Brighton, Hove and District Samaritans welcome news, announced in yesterdays budget that Samaritans will offer armed forces staff and their families tailor-made confidential support services round the clock, wherever they are in the world.

Become a Samaritans helpline volunteer

Become a Samaritans helpline volunteer

Samaritans in Brighton and Hove are turning what’s become known as Blue Monday on January 18 into Happy Monday, by encouraging people to become volunteers.

No one need to feel alone this Christmas, say Samaritans

No one need to feel alone this Christmas, say Samaritans

As the UK gears up once more for the festive season, Samaritans remind people that no one needs to feel alone this Christmas. If you’re struggling to cope with life, the pressure to have a good time can magnify your challenges and increase your sense of isolation, even with friends and family around

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