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Samaritans email support on SpunOut.ie
Samaritans email support service can be accessed directly from SpunOut.ie.
Go to the help section to access Samaritans email support.
If you are in crisis and need support or someone to talk to right now, Samaritans is there for you no matter where you are or what age you are. Samaritans provides confidential, non-judgemental support, 24 hours a day for people experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide.
You can talk to Samaritans about anything that you are going through in life – no matter how big or small the problem or worry is – it’s always better to talk to someone about how you are feeling.
Common reasons to contact Samaritans are:
- Relationship and family problems.
- Loss, including loss of a job, a friend or a family member through bereavement.
- Financial worries.
- Job-related stress or overwork.
- College or study related stress.
- Body image issues.
How do I contact Samaritans?
The Samaritans email support service can be accessed directly from SpunOut.ie. Your message will be sent anonymously and nobody will see your contact details, however you must enter an email address for Samaritans to contact you back with an email reply.
You can also contact Samaritans 24 hours a day by phone on 1850 609090 or 08457 909090 in Northern Ireland or you can drop into a Samaritans branch – see the Samaritans website for the local branch contact details.
How soon will I hear back from Samaritans email support?
When you use the Samaritans email support service you will usually receive a reply between 8 and 12 hours later, but this can take more or less time depending on how busy Samaritans’ service is.
What happens when I contact Samaritans?
A trained Samaritan’s volunteer will listen to you in confidence without judging, advising or telling you what to do. Samaritans believes that given the time and space to work problems or difficulties through in confidence, people can find an inner strength and perspective which lets them find their own way forward.
