A carol concert is set to raise funds and spirits in support of a vital listening service.
Taking place in Winchester, the event will support the Winchester branch of Samaritans and be held at Saint Peter's Catholic Church on Thursday, December 11.
It will begin at 7.30pm and feature a performance by the Adoramus Singers, conducted by John Lunt, offering a blend of traditional carols and newer pieces with opportunities for audience participation.
Wayne Fletcher, director of Winchester Samaritans, said: "This fundraising event will help save lives and support our community. Samaritans is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, to provide emotional support to anyone who needs us.
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"In a typical month, the Winchester Branch of 120 volunteers answers 1,600 calls, spending 500 hours on the phone."
He said the branch is working to expand its reach and help even more people in need.
Mr Fletcher said: "Every penny raised will go directly to help cover the vital running costs of the Winchester branch. We hope you can join us."
All funds raised will go towards supporting the vital work of the local Winchester Samaritans branch.
Tickets for the carol concert are available on the door or online at samaritans.org/branches/winchester/winchester-and-district-branch-news/christmas-carols-2025/
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