  This paper is concerned with the stability estimates for inverse source
problems of the stochastic Helmholtz equation driven by white noise. The
well-posedness is established for the direct source problems, which ensures the
existence and uniqueness of solutions. The stability estimates are deduced for
the inverse source problems, which aim to determine the strength of the random
source. To enhance the stability of the inverse source problems, we incorporate
a priori information regarding the regularity and support of the strength. In
the case of homogeneous media, a H\"{o}lder stability estimate is established,
providing a quantitative measure of the stability for reconstructing the source
strength. For the more challenging scenario of inhomogeneous media, a
logarithmic stability estimate is presented, capturing the intricate
interactions between the source and the varying medium properties.
