Yet another article relating to mental health from today’s Guardian Online. At SOS, we are open to articles we feel…

  SOS Silence of Suicide and Kaleidoscope Plus Group have mutually agreed to end their formal working relationship, which was…

31 January 2017 saw SOS make its first visit to Manchester – and what a successful and productive evening it turned…

Your Story For many people, attending an SOS Silence of Suicide event for the first time takes bravery.  For some,…

We’re delighted to announce SOS’s first visit to the University Of Leicestershire on Sunday March 25th 2018. This event will…

Updates from SOS. 2017 has been an incredibly busy year for SOS and the last 3 months of 2017 are…

APPEAL FOR YOUR FEEDBACK If you’ve attended any of our SOS networking initiatives, and found your time with us beneficial,…

A huge, big, Happy Birthday to our wonderful media and PR team member, Natasha Worby of No Filter PR. Natasha…

M Mansfield (Oct 24 2017) This is the transcript of what Mr Mansfield says on the video in support of…

Not So Charitable? SOS is a small charity. Not just small, but tiny, with extremely limited resources, yet there is…

Today, figures have been released by the ONS which show the impact of Covid19 on mental wellbeing. According to them,…

Hugh Quarshie   SOS are delighted to announce that British actor Hugh Quarshie has joined our team as a Patron with…

Mental Health Awareness Week Day 2 – Congratulations Hope Garner! It seems only fitting that during this special awareness week,…

From today’s Guardian Online – how children in care suffer shame that follows them into adulthood. https://www.theguardian.com/social-care-network/social-life-blog/2017/mar/08/children-in-care-are-not-just-numbers-we-must-challenge-the-stigma Written by Jimmy…