Who we are, how we started and what we do.
Our organisation
Find out who we are, what we do, how we're structured.
Our History
Over the last 70 years, we have answered more than 134 million calls for help.
Our policy and research
Our research and policy work drives change that helps save more lives.
Jobs
Find out what it's like to work at Samaritans and take a look at our current job vacancies
Samaritans' Media Guidelines
Samaritans' Media Guidelines help journalists report suicide and self-harm safely and responsibly.
Our Royal Patron, Ambassadors and Supporters
We're proud to have passionate well-known people supporting our cause and maximising our awareness and fundraising potential.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
To genuinely address the causes of suicide and self-harm, we must take more practical action to challenge discrimination and injustice, working hand in hand with people affected by both.
Lived Experience at Samaritans
At Samaritans, we know the importance of listening, so we’re creating more opportunities for people with personal experience of using our services, and of suicide and self-harm, including those bereaved, to share their views and experiences with us.
Stories of hope
Hear from people who have been helped by Samaritans
Our future
We are launching a programme of change to evolve our structure and how we work to ensure that we are fit for the future.
