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Confidential Support

All calls remain strictly confidential. Whatever you say stays between you and the volunteer taking your call.

100% Anonymous

You stay completely anonymous. We won’t know any identifying details like what you study or where you live.

Non-Judgemental

Volunteers provide an open and accepting atmosphere and will not judge you or what you say.

Non-Directive

NiteLine Volunteers won’t tell you what to do or direct you towards a particular course of action. We will simply listen.

Run By Students For Students

NiteLine is for you. We are a listening, support and information service run by and for the students of DBS, MU, NCAD, NCI, RCSI, TCD & UCD and their affiliate colleges. Our Volunteers go through a rigorous screening and training programme based on the Samaritans model and run with the help of the college counselling services.

We’re here if you ever feel that you would like to talk to someone that will listen, accept and understand without judging. You can talk about anything; no problem is too big or too small.

Latest Publicity News

Volunteer Applications Now Open!

07:49, Jun 2020

Applications to become a volunteer with us for the coming academic year are now open! Check out our ‘Volunteer With Us’ page for more info, or click here to apply.

Volunteer Blog – Entry 3!

05:45, Apr 2020

The third entry to our ‘Volunteer Blog’ has just been posted! Make sure to read it at this link. This blog is a space on our website where students can read some of our content, written and edited by our own student volunteers. Hopefully you find some comfort or value in their shared experiences!

New blog entry!

12:24, Apr 2020

The second entry to our new ‘Volunteer Blog’ has gone up! You can check it out, and the first entry, at this link. This blog is a space on our website where students can read some of our content, written and edited by our own student volunteers. Hopefully you find some comfort or value in their shared experiences!