Thank you for your interest in this research conducted by Samaritans of Singapore (SOS).
This form helps us confirm your eligibility and collect your contact details. If you are selected, we will contact you directly to share the next steps.
Please read through this section carefully before starting
All questions are compulsory for safety reasons.
Eligibility Criteria
- You are the primary caregiver of a youth currently aged 10-25, with a history of suicide-related behaviors occuring between the ages of 10-19
- The youth has had thoughts about suicide or has shown behaviours related to suicide
If you are selected for the study:
What Participation Involves
- One in-person interview at the SOS office at Bukit Merah lasting 60-90 minutes
- The interview will be audio recorded for transcription purposes only
- Recordings will be securely stored and deleted after the interview is transcribed
Benefits and Compensation
- There is no direct personal benefit; however, your insights will help improve support for caregivers of youth struggling with suicidality
- If you complete the interview, you will receive $80 for your time and an additional $40 to cover transport costs
- There is no payment if you withdraw before completing the interview
Privacy and Confidentiality
- Your name and contact details will be kept confidential and secure
- Identifiable information will be removed so your responses cannot be linked to you
- Information you share may be used in reports, presentations, training, or publications, but your identity will never be disclosed
- Personal details will be deleted one year after the study ends, and research data will be stored for ten years
- You may request data deletion at any time by emailing dpo@sos.org.sg
- If there is an immediate risk of harm to you or others, or if required by law, we may need to inform relevant authorities to ensure safety.
Before you begin
This form will take about 10-15 minutes to complete. There are different sections to help you pace yourself.
Some questions may feel uncomfortable or stressful. If you need to stop, please do so and get help. You can:
- Speak to a trusted person
- Call 1-767 (SOS) if you are thinking about suicide
- Call 1-771 (National Mindline) for emotional support
- Call 995 for a medical emergency
Kindly note that this form is not checked all the time. If you feel unsafe or think you might hurt yourself, please reach out to one of the services listed above right away so someone can help you.