Valentine’s Day in a Charitable Way!
News Update
- 25.02.2013
Next Meeting of the English Support Group for People Bereaved by Suicide (PBS): 8pm, 6 March 2013. Click here for details: http://www.samaritans.org.hk/support-group. Enquiry: 2896 0000; jo@samaritans.org.hk .
- 06.02.2013
The 2013 Spring volunteer training will start on 20th February. For details of the schedule and to apply, please see: http://www.samaritans.org.hk/training/training-schedule
- 04.02.2013
Next Meeting of the English Support Group for People Bereaved by Suicide (PBS): 8pm, 6 Feb 2013. Click here for details. Enquiry: 2896 0000; jo@samaritans.org.hk.
- 26.12.2012
Next Meeting of the English Support Group for People Bereaved by Suicide (PBS): 8pm, 2 Jan 2012. Click here for details. Enquiry: 2896 0000; jo@samaritans.org.hk.
- 22.10.2012
The International Survivors of Suicide Day Conference on Saturday, November 17, 2012 is open for free registration now on 2557 3133.
Supporters
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An anonymous donor
Donated $1,000 to support the Samaritans services.
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An anonymous donor
Donated $200 to support the Samaritans services.
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An anonymous donor
Donated $400 to support the Samaritans services.
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Mr. Lu Nim Joel
Donated HK$500 to support our hotline service.
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Kowloon Rugby Football Club
Raised $2,745.70 to support the installation of a new air-conditioner at the Ops Room at our Centre
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The Table
Donated $4,280 to support the installation of a new air-conditioner at the Ops Room at our Centre.
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An anonymous donor
Donated $3,300 to support the Samaritans services.
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Ho Hon Piu
Donated $500 to support the Samaritans services.
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Sider Electronics Industries Ltd
Donated $3,000 to support the Samaritans services.
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Ms Jennifer Tung
Donated HK$110 to support our hotline service.
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Ms. Leung Ching Man
donated HK$300 to support our hotline service.
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OTIS Elevator Company
Donated HK$40,000 to support our hotline service.
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Ms. Tsui Sin Chai
Donated HK$1,000 to support our hotline service.
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The AmCham Charitable Foundation
Awarded the Ira Dan Kay Community Service Award 2012 to the Director of The Samaritans, Liz Chamberlain and donated HK$30,000 to support our volunteer service.
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Oliver Lang
Donated HK$300 to support our hotline service.
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The Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.
Helped mail The Samaritans’ appeal leaflets free of charge.
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Wong Mei Yuk
Donated HK$400 to support our hotline service.
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CLARES of St John’s Cathedral
Donated HK$20,000 to support the cause of The Samaritans.
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Ng Teng Fong Charitable Foundation
Donated HK$200,000 to support the cause of The Samaritans.
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Dr C L Chang and Dr Yvette Poon
Shared their expertise and delivered a talk to SAM volunteers.
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Sir Robert Ho Tung Charitable Fund
Offered a generous grant to fund our People Bereaved by Suicide support group.
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United Services Recreation Club
Has unfailingly supported our events by offering us a free venue and warm hospitality.
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The Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Donated gifts to support our charity sale through the HKTDC Reach Out Campaign.
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St. Mary’s Canossian College
Invited a Samaritan to deliver talks to its students.
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Phoenix International Education Society
Donated HK$127,339.80 to support the Young Samaritans Peer Support programme.
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M Hudson and a very kind soul
Donated HK$2,000 to support our hotline service.
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Mrs Moyreen Tilbrook
Donated HK$1,000 to support our hotline service.
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S Curreem
A long-time supporter of The Samaritans, donated HK$500 to support our hotline service.
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Delia School of Canada
Invited a Samaritan to deliver talks to its students.
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The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Hong Kong
Donated HK$75,000 to support the Young Samaritans Peer Support programme.
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Philip Financial Advisors (HK) Ltd.
Made The Samaritans the beneficiary of its charity beach clean-up activity.
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The Shangri-La Group
Donated supplies to keep our centre running efficiently.
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Mr & Mrs D Braga
Donated HK$1,000 to support our hotline service.
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J A Fraser
Donated HK$1,000 to support our hotline service.
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Lee Hysan Foundation
Offered a generous grant to support the Young Samaritans Peer Support programme.
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Yahoo! Hong Kong
Offers visible help links on searches relating to suicide.
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Alicia Mansfield
Donated a computer and a camera to support our in-house graphic design work.
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Anne L
Donated HK$1,000 to support our hotline service.
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Man Investments (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Donated computing equipment to support our centre’s work.
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TCK
Donated HK$6,020 to support our hotline service.
Just a phone call away but it makes a huge difference
The Samaritans are here to listen, no matter how disturbing or ordinary the problem may seem. We do not give advice, or tell you what to do. We are here to offer unconditional emotional support.
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Because we know emotional distress does not discriminate or choose its time, we are always here for our callers, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Because suicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death in Hong Kong, we have to do as much as we can, despite limited resources, to raise emotional health awareness and to encourage people in need to seek emotional support. People
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