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Suicide is a global issue faced by many communities around the world. In Singapore, there is an average of one suicide death PER DAY. The first national perception study on suicide published by SMU in 2022 found that fear, stigma and the lack of knowledge in suicide prevention result in one’s avoidance despite the desire to help. The ability to engage the suicidal person and provide ...
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About SOS. Founded in 1969, Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) is dedicated to providing confidential emotional support to individuals facing a crisis, thinking about suicide or affected by suicide.
If you are in a crisis, please contact us at our: 24-hour Hotline: 1767 24-hour CareText: 9151 1767 (via WhatsApp) Addresses: 10 Cantonment Close #01-01
Samaritans of Singapore Limited (SOS) is dedicated to providing confidential emotional support to individuals facing a crisis, thinking about or affected by suicide.
Be A Samaritan (BAS) Programme Suicide is a global issue faced by many communities around the world. In Singapore, there is an average of one suicide death PER DAY.
In partnership with Singapore Red Cross Academy, the Psychological First Aid + Be a Samaritan Programme (PFA+BAS) course equips learners with the basic knowledge and skills to help individuals affected by crises in life as well as suicide prevention skills.
The ability to engage the suicidal person and provide emotional support is the first step to encourage further help seeking. This 2-day (WSQ) course is designed to equip the caregivers and members of the general public with essential knowledge and skills to respond and intervene when encountering someone with potential suicidality.
