We’re the North London branch of @samaritans 💚 Call free, day or night, on 116 123. We can’t offer emotional support on Twitter.
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ALT Feel Good Fiction Fair. Author panels and signings. Crafts, games and prizes. Adult and YA books. Celebrating diverse stories. There are photographs of the 8 attending authors.
ALT Four North London Samaritans volunteers standing in front of a sign that says “Samaritans” across the progressive pride flag.
ALT A placard that says “Be you be proud. You can talk to us about anything that’s troubling you. Call free day or night on 116 123. Samaritans.org”. There is a trends pride flag in the background.
ALT Three north London Samaritans volunteers in rainbow garlands with rainbow fans.
ALT A north London Samaritans volunteer holding a placard watching a choir perform at Bowes Park Pride.
ALT In 2025, Samaritans volunteers responded to more than 3.3 million calls for help. Below this text, there is an illustration of volunteers in green tops. At the front, two volunteers hold a large purple heart.
ALT Thank you to our volunteers for the early mornings, the late nights, being ready to listen when it matters most, and being a calm voice in tough times.
ALT Text reading “If you’re struggling with your mental health, talking about what’s on your mind might help. Call free, day or night, on 116 123.”
ALT A title reading “Things to remember if you're struggling with your mental health” followed by four points, listed with heart icons: “You're not alone” (purple heart), “It's OK to ask for help” (green heart), “Your feelings are valid” (pink heart), and “Support is available” (yellow heart).
ALT Text reading “In 2024, we answered 743,000 calls for help where people mentioned feeling lonely or isolated”.