We are a national suicide prevention charity in memory of Oliver 'Olly' Hare, who died by suicide aged 22 in 2017. The charity was set up by his family and friends to equip people with suicide prevention skills and the tools to start a conversation with someone you may be worried about and is perhaps thinking of suicide to keep them safe.

To date, more than 5,500 people have had this training which was co-developed by the found and Olly's mother Ann Feloy. The charity works with many medical schools across the UK in delivering this training to the doctors of tomorrow, as well as to nursing degree students and other healthcare professionals.

We are particularly focussed on preventing young suicide, as this is the biggest cause of death of people under the age of 35. Our slogan is 'Love and Light' and our visions is a world where no young person loses their life to suicide.