Long-serving members of the Samaritans in the Isle of Man were honoured at a ceremony at the weekend.
The organisation's British Isles Chair, Steve Evans, travelled over to the Island to present the volunteers with awards recognising their 15 years of service.
Mr Evans said he wanted to come and thank the Island's branch members and their families personally for all they've done.
He says their contribution over the years has been fantastic:
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