31 Days Trekking to K2 Base Camp, Pastore Peak & Gondogoro La for PIPS Charity

Browne Jacobson awards grant to support suicide prevention charity in Belfast UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson has provided a grant to a Belfast suicide prevention charity that will help provide 50 counselling sessions for those in need of support. Browne Jacobson Charitable Trust has donated £2,750 to Belfast-based PIPS Suicide Prevention

Another report. So, what happens now? Another report. So, what happens now? This week saw the publication of A Shared Responsibility, the latest report examining suicide prevention in NI. Its central message is that suicide prevention cannot rest with the Department of Health alone and requires shared responsibility, investment, and accountability across government.

The Odyssey Trust announces PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity and Dementia NI as 2027 charity partners The Odyssey Trust is pleased to announce PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity and Dementia NI as its two official charity partners for 2027, continuing the organisation’s commitment to supporting local charities that make a meaningful difference to people and communities across

Crisis doesn’t wait for working hours-PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity launches Weekend Crisis Hopeline PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity has today announced the launch of it’s Weekend Crisis Hopeline, providing regional overnight telephone support for people experiencing emotional distress or suicidal crisis across Northern Ireland. Expanding on its existing Friday night crisis helpline, from Sunday

Clanmil announces PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity as charity partner for the year Partnership will raise vital funds and awareness for suicide prevention, mental health and emotional wellbeing across Northern Ireland Clanmil is delighted to announce PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity as its charity partner for the year, bringing together two organisations with a shared

We are funding the structures, but not the frontline. PIPS Charity has challenged health spending priorities after it was revealed that the combined salaries of 14 senior health officials now total approximately £2.1 million a year, while frontline suicide prevention organisations continue to fight for sustainable funding. The charity says the issue is

Every Life Matters: Suicide Prevention Must Receive the Same National Focus as Road Safety We welcome every effort by the PSNI and partner agencies to reduce deaths on our roads. Every life lost is a tragedy, and every preventable death deserves our collective attention.The recent public focus on road safety demonstrates what can be achieved

PIPS Charity Receives £40,700 Following Former Mayor’s Year of Fundraising PIPS Charity was delighted to attend a special cheque presentation at the Guildhall in Derry/Londonderry, where former Mayor Ruairí McHugh presented the charity with an incredible cheque for £40,700. PIPS Charity was honoured to be selected as one of the Mayor’s two chosen charities

PIPS Charity Welcomes New Mental Health Code but Asks: Where Is the Evidence That Northern Ireland Is Ready? PIPS Suicide Prevention Charity has welcomed the publication of the Department of Health's revised Mental Health (Northern Ireland) Order Code of Practice, describing it as an important step forward in promoting person-centred care, human rights,