The clients we support at our Suicide Crisis Centre are such kind, caring and empathic individuals. In them, we witness the very best of human nature

"Kindness can be lifesaving. We should never underestimate its power. Your kindness will help more than you will ever know."

We're incredibly grateful to our volunteer drivers for the lifesaving difference they make. They're highly skilled, dedicated individuals, capable of driving in the most adverse weather conditions. They've ensured that we reach people in suicidal crisis, including in situations of immediate risk.

It wasn't enough to only provide a Suicide Crisis Centre that people can visit. It became clear that we needed to be wherever the person's crisis occurred.

Kindness has been voted Children's Word of the Year by children in the UK.
We are so pleased.
We know that kindness can be lifesaving to someone who is struggling or in crisis.

Some of the individuals we support can't get to our Suicide Crisis Centre. So we will be going out to see them in their homes and in many other locations. We will be here throughout the coming days.

Far more people are quietly suffering than the festive media images portray. Many people's smiles hide their silent struggle.
This is an acutely painful time of year for many people.
Some people may be particularly at risk at this time.
We are here all through the coming days.