SWM Samaritans

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It’s now even easier to donate to our branch. Just scan the QR code to get started

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One of our December highlights was attending the unveiling of the new #StationJim at Slough station - where people can scan to donate to our branch. Why not take a look next time you’re there?

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We’re ready to listen again this year. Every hour, of every day.

Here on 116 123 💚

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Today 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 💚

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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 📱

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Listen up: It's time to stop whispering about suicide.

We are losing too many to silence. Help us shout about saving lives today, on #SamaritansAwarenessDay.

Let’s prevent suicide today. Because tomorrow’s too late.

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A quick reminder as we head into a new week, we'll be here all week long. You can talk to us about anything that's troubling you.

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Myth: You can’t ask someone if they’re suicidal.

Fact: Evidence shows asking someone if they’re suicidal could protect them. It can give them permission to tell you how they feel and let them know they aren't a burden.

Watch Dawn's full story: https://t.co/WMqCULB8KY

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Loneliness isn’t always about being alone, it’s about feeling disconnected. 💬

If you think someone might be lonely, check in on them. Often just knowing there is somebody there to listen can bring some relief.

Read our tips 💚 https://t.co/9ICDHFQ2M4

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Need someone to talk to? Our volunteers are here to listen 💚

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Delighted to be at Langley College today as part of our outreach during #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek anyone can call us if they’re struggling to cope - on 116 123

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Great to see former MP Michael Gove supporting us at Maidenhead train station this morning during #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek A reminder of the number to call if you need us this week or after - 116 123

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A gentle reminder for anyone who needs it: No matter what you’re going through, you don’t have to face it alone 💚 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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As seen at Twyford train station! If you’d like to volunteer for us, it’s such a rewarding thing to do. Go to https://t.co/1R8Fcv9dQo for more info

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As we head into this long weekend, don’t forget that our volunteers are here to listen, anytime you need. If life feels tough right now, remember you’re not alone 💚

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We’re at Maidenhead station today, spreading the word about Samaritans. But we’re also available 24/7 on tel 116 123 if you’re struggling to cope - all calls confidential and free. #samaritans

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It all starts with small talk. A simple 'Hey, are you alright?' can be all it takes to interrupt someone's suicidal thoughts.

Join us in creating a community of small talkers! Let's move from bystanding, to standing by and offering support. 💬 #SmallTalkSavesLives

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It’s not #BrewMonday any more but a cuppa and chat with a friend is still a good way to talk through any worries (here are our volunteers with our lovely branded tea bags). If you’d rather speak with a Samaritan instead, we’ll listen without judgement. Call 116 123

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It's all about these little moments, that are actually pretty big. After all, they help make our day to day just a little bit easier. Especially when times are tough.

That’s why we love Brew Monday, it reminds us we’re not alone.

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It’s about showing someone you have time for them and that they matter to you.

It’s giving someone space to show up as they are, whether it’s a good or bad day.

It’s about having a laugh together (over things like the silly amounts of milk your mate has in their brew).