Saving lives through suicide prevention training and initiatives
Olly’s Future is a national suicide prevention charity delivering evidence-based training to more than 10,000 people across the UK and worldwide. Our CPD-accredited programmes help young people, communities, professionals and workplaces to have the confidence and competence to talk to someone about suicide.
Demand is rising across medical schools, universities, the NHS, schools and workplaces as awareness grows and organisations prepare for curriculum developments and the new BSI workplace standard on suicide prevention. Our training is designed to support this need with expertise and compassion.
We’re growing with purpose, reaching more communities year on year.
Everything we do at Olly's Future is in memory of Olly Hare. We were devastated when we lost him on 14th February 2017, aged 22, and came together to celebrate his amazing life and create a legacy of hope. All our young trustees are friends of Olly. *Some stars shine too brightly for this world* Read more
Olly was truly special. He brought joy, happiness and laughter wherever he went and had more friends and adventures than for a lifetime. He had a magnetic personality which lit up a room and yet he was also a deep thinker and wise beyond his years. Read more
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52,427 children in the UK have attempted suicide by age 17*
Suicide is the leading cause of death in 10-19-year-olds**
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There are lots of ways to get involved and we always love welcoming new members to the community. Whether you’d like to book a training course, volunteer your time or make a donation we’re always grateful for the support we receive.
We offer a range of suicide prevention training, including online and face-to-face options.
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On World Suicide Prevention Day, Olly’s Future founder and President, Ann Feloy, shares the shock and devastation of losing her son to suicide, and thoughts on the suicide epidemic in the UK.
The Worthing Five Peaks Challenge 2026 took place on Saturday 5th September to raise funds for Olly’s Future’s vital work in suicide prevention.
BBC South Today and South East Today programmes reported on the Olly’s Future Worthing Five Peaks Challenge on Friday evening, ahead of the fundraising walk on Saturday 5th September 2026.
