As part of its 10th annual Green Ribbon campaign, See Change, Ireland's national programme dedicated to ending mental health stigma and discrimination, hosted a series of online panel discussions focusing on the theme of shame in the context of having a mental...

During the lockdown, my biggest fear was for my mental health. The fear of the unknown, the loss of my freedom and the fear of getting sick. It was during this time that I returned to sport, walking, hiking and even a bit of running, but it was also during the pandemic that I discovered I am a lot stronger than I ever thought I was …

Momentum Support has been incredibly proud to support our charity partner, Suicide Or Survive, over the past two years..

The annual HR Champion Awards took place on March 15th in Smock Alley Theatre. Paula Lawlor and Alice Hartigan from Suicide or Survive attended the award ceremony where SOS nominee HPRA win big in the Wellbeing category.

In the early 90s mental health wasn’t spoken about in homes, it was brushed under the carpet and heads were buried in sand. Growing up I got first-hand experience of how mental health can affect families, you see my dad suffered from manic depression and...

Suicide or Survive know that the Christmas and festive period can be very difficult for some people. Which is why we have pre recorded webinars, so that people can watch these when they want, where they want, as they are not live events. We have three topics to choose...

  Suicide or Survive is a nationwide Irish charity focused on breaking down the stigma associated with mental health issues and ensuring those affected have access to quality recovery services that are right for the individual. We are working to build a society...

World Suicide Prevention Day September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) was established in 2003 in conjunction with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and is a significant advocacy and communication based event aimed at...

  I heard about the 20-4-21 challenge through my uncle, Eamonn, who took part in it last year. At first I was a bit intimidated by the huge amount of kilometres we had to cover in what seemed to be such a short time. However, I was excited to push myself and so I...