Our mission is to prevent suicide and offer hope and support to those affected. Call or text 988 for support 24/7. Twitter is not used as crisis response.
A special thank you to @PWHL_Boston for hosting us at their Mental Health Awareness game! We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect with fans and stand alongside so many incredible organizations dedicated to mental health and suicide prevention.
We’re heartbroken by the death of Alex Pretti amid other recent violence. Many feel fear, anger, or anxiety, especially when exposed to graphic videos. Your feelings are valid. Support is here 24/7: 988; Hey Sam for youth 439‑726 (9am to Midnight ET), Samaritans 1‑877‑870‑4673.
Register now for our Annual Memorial on March 1, 2026. Submit a tribute by Feb 1 for the program book—a name, photo, poem, or letter. More info: https://t.co/vaXPOjdguL
Steven lost his partner, David, to suicide in 2009. As a gay man grieving his partner, he faced unique challenges: no bereavement leave, dismissal of his loss, & insensitive questions about David’s sexuality.
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Steven lost his partner, David, to suicide in 2009. As a gay man, he faced unique challenges—no bereavement leave, dismissal of his loss, and insensitive questions. Healing meant integrating all parts of himself. Watch his story: https://t.co/GSrX7GAEF0
@RepRichardNeal Thank you for quick, vocal support for mental health funding. We all have a role to play in suicide prevention, and we truly appreciate your partnership in this lifesaving work.
@RepLoriTrahan Thank you for quick, vocal support for mental health funding. We all have a role to play in suicide prevention, and we truly appreciate your partnership in this lifesaving work.
@WhipKClark Thank you for quick, vocal support for mental health funding. We all have a role to play in suicide prevention, and we truly appreciate your partnership in this lifesaving work.
On Tuesday evening, the federal government abruptly cut funding of up to $2 billion for suicide prevention, mental health, and substance abuse services. On Wednesday evening, the funding was reinstated. Suicide prevention is more than crisis services.
We’re so grateful to have so many amazing runners on our 2026 Boston Marathon team! Here’s a snapshot from our team breakfast after a long training run this weekend. You inspire us every step of the way.
Join us for our Annual Memorial where loss survivors and members of the Samaritans community come together to connect, find support, and honor loved ones lost to suicide.
Registration for the 2026 Annual Memorial is now open: https://t.co/lbqHeHhZxs
Every day in MA, first responders face severe mental health and suicidal crises. The right response can save lives. Join our webinar to learn strategies for high-risk situations. Register here: https://t.co/w8oepTa8VN
Yesterday’s fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good was a tragedy. If you’re feeling fear, anger, or anxiety, you’re not alone. Support is available: Call/text 988 or chat https://t.co/A914WrCRlD. Youth can text Hey Sam at 439-726 (9am–Midnight ET). Samaritans: 1-877-870-4673.
"What people did with their donations, calls, texts, and love to bring attention to Hey Sam was nothing short of Magic."
To learn more about Kennedy Elsey, her incredible impact to our community and her Wicked Long walk, visit: https://t.co/nRMLgpNf87
Senior Director of Suicide Grief Support Services Sissi O'Shaughnessy is not done expanding Samaritans' support for loss survivors. She feels strongly about continuing to launch new programs.
To read more about our 2025 impact visit: https://t.co/nRMLgpNf87
Every day in Massachusetts, first responders help people in severe mental health and suicidal crises. The right intervention can save a life.
Register for this free webinar for law enforcement officers, social workers, and other first responders: https://t.co/ONJvq9p0Xb
January SafePlace schedule is live! Register at https://t.co/lArfewreNd. Free, peer-led support groups for suicide loss survivors—drop in anytime. Learn more: https://t.co/UGlDvdoA5r
The new year doesn’t have to mean a new you. You’re enough, just as you are. If things ever feel heavy, you are not alone. Help is here 24/7: call or text 988 anytime. For youth up to 24, you can also text Hey Sam at 439-726 from 9 AM to midnight ET.
Last chance to give before December 31!
Your gift ensures Samaritans can continue providing support to those who need it the most. Your generosity builds community, offers hope, and saves lives.
Give today: https://t.co/LaVooChO1a