The Points of Light award humbled Ann Feloy, who dedicated it to her son Olly Hare, who committed
The work of Ann Feloy, founder and CEO of suicide prevention charity Olly’s Future, has been recognised by
More than 200 students have been given suicide prevention training to help them look out for the warning
The Oliver Hare Altruism Award will be given to students who go above and beyond for others. Read
Sarah from BBC Radio Sussex, interviews Ann Feloy about Olly’s Future and the initiatives she’s taken to make
View Full Article Below: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7213329/Mother-son-killed-launches-campaign-help-suicidal-young-people-better-support.html#comments Ann Feloy, from Worthing, West Sussex, lost son Olly Hare in 2017 Teacher
This morning, Ann spoke to Nick Ferrari on LBC about the work Olly’s Future is doing at UCL and beyond to raise
For those of you who missed it, here is the BBC South Today clip featuring Olly’s Future on