
The photo below shows Ann with Juliet Lyon from the Churchill Fellowship, Steve Phillip of suicide prevention charity The Jordan Legacy and Churchill Fellow Nina Jo Smith. Nina Jo spoke at the event about her work on suicide prevention in schools.

Here’s Rory Keddie, one of Olly’s Future founding trustees, whose Churchill Fellowship research on suicide prevention training for medical students in India, US and Canada, was included in the new Churchill Fellowship suicide prevention report ‘A Whole Society Blueprint for Suicide Prevention’. The report contains practical learning from Churchill Fellows who have explored approaches to suicide prevention across the world.
Rory attended the launch and celebration last night at the State Rooms, House of Commons with Olly’s Future founder and CEO Ann Feloy.

Nina will speak at the upcoming Free Online Conference Suicide Prevention in Schools. It has been organised by One Voice One Hope and facilitated by Steve Phillip, Debi Roberts and Rose Rowkins of Start the Conversation. Rose is, with Ann, co-creator of Talking About Suicide: 10 Tools (TAS:10). You can book to attend the conference here.
If you have been affected by suicide, please join us at St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, on Saturday, September 12th 2026 at 2pm for ‘Time Together’ to mark ‘World Suicide Prevention Day’.
It’s the beginning of a new chapter for Olly’s Future. After founding the charity in memory of her son, Ann Feloy is handing over the reins to James Davies – the charity’s new CEO.
Our next online Talking about Suicide: 10 Tools (TAS:10) Open Session on Tuesday 21st July is part of the OVOH Schools Conference Summer Education Programme of dedicated suicide prevention training for educators.