Pictured left to right:  Joe Evans, Róisín Doyle, Dave Morgan   Mental Health awareness programmes and personal development tools are very important to us here in SKY, it’s part of what makes SKY such a great place to work.  For a long time we have been...

BeLonG To Youth Services conducted an online survey (“LGBTI+ Life in Lockdown”) in May of this year, on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on LGBTI+ young people in Ireland. Many LGBTI+ young people have always experienced significantly increased rates of depression,...

The 20-4-20 challenge is a group of 30 people trying to do 20,000 km and raise €20,000 for Suicide or Survive. Mental Health and crippling anxiety issues have been a part of my life for a long time, this culminated five years ago in me being metres away from a suicide...

We’re pleased to partner with our friend Ruairí McKiernan to offer a limited number of signed copies of his Irish Times no.1 bestselling book Hitching for Hope – a Journey into the Heart and Soul of Ireland. The book has been described as 'A modern travel tale—part...

We are partnering with one of Ireland's leading meditation teachers to support people to learn to meditate. Susan Quirke has worked with the Irish rugby team and organisations such as the ESB and Fáilte Ireland. Suicide or Survive is delighted to work with Susan to...

Sky Ireland continue to do some amazing work with Suicide or Survive (SOS) as their chosen charity partner.  Along with the amazing support, fundraising and awareness campaigns that SOS deliver into Sky, Sky have been taking even more steps to support the mental...

Physically fit, thriving career, father to two beautiful children a loving partner and always a smile on my face, most would think I was the picture of health. However, this was not to be the case. Deciding to push my body to its physical limits completing an Ironman...

Interim CEO Robert Carley is tentatively promoting his initiative for 2020. The plan is to raise €202,020.00 for Suicide or Survive.

At the heart of SOS’s work is their pioneering Eden programme.

At the recent IBEC Keep Well Awards Suicide or Survive (SOS) won the award for Outstanding Contribution to Wellbeing for their Workplace Programmes.