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Commitment to Standards in Fundraising Practice

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Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland is fully committed to achieving the standards contained within the ICTR Statement of Guiding Principles for Fundraising.

The Statement exists to:

  • Improve fundraising practice
  • Promote high levels of accountability and transparency by organisations fundraising from the public
  • Provide clarity and assurances to donors and prospective donors about the organisations they support.

We the Trustees of Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland have considered the Statement and believe we meet the standards it sets out. Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland's report on our fundraising activities is available in our most recent Annual Report which can be found HERE

We welcome your feedback on our performance via any of the contact points provided (see below).

See our Feedback and Complaints Procedure here.

Write to:
Tony Philpott
Chief Executive
Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland
Atrium Business Centre, Blackpool Retail Park, Blackpool, Cork City

Tel: 021 242 7171
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We are open 5 days a week from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm each day.

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Warning Signs

Warning signs may include but are not limited to:
Withdrawing from family and friends
Having difficulty concentrating and thinking clearly
Sleeping too much or too little
Feeling tired most of the time
Gaining or losing a significant amount of weight
Talking about feeling hopeless or guilty
Talking about suicide or death
Self-destructive behaviour like drinking too much or abusing drugs
Losing interest in favourite things or activities
Giving away prized possessions
Mood swings
IMPORTANT
If a friend mentions suicide, take it seriously. If they have expressed an immediate plan, or have access to prescription medication or other potentially deadly means, do not leave them alone. Get help immediately.

Helplines

The Samaritans116 123
Pieta House1800 247 247
Aware1890 30 33 02
ISPCC Childline1800 66 66 66
Teen-Line Ireland1800 83 36 34

Contact Us

Youth Suicide Prevention Ireland (RCN20070670)
59 High Street
Killarney
Co Kerry V93 N977
Tel 021 - 242 7173
Email admin@yspi.eu