Loneliness Awareness Week – 9th – 15th June

πŸŒΏΒ π‹π¨π§πžπ₯𝐒𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 π€π°πšπ«πžπ§πžπ¬π¬ π–πžπžπ€. Loneliness can affect anyone, and it’s nothing to be ashamed of.

It affects well-being,Β workplace performance, and ultimately, lives.

At Olly’s Future, we work to prevent suicide by building connected, compassionate communities and this week, we’re taking time to highlight how common (and human) loneliness is.

  • πŸ‘‰ It can affect the most sociable people.
  • πŸ‘‰ It can happen in crowded offices, busy teams, and shared homes.
  • πŸ‘‰ And it’s okay to talk about it.

Let’s use this week as a prompt to:

  • βœ… Check in with a colleague, neighbour or friend
  • βœ… Start an honest conversation
  • βœ… Create space for connection in our communities, workplaces and beyond

We’re proud to be part of the movement that’s saying: “You’re not alone in feeling alone.”

The King’s Trust

#LonelinessAwareness #MentalHealthAtWork #YouAreNotAlone #OllysFuture #SuicidePrevention #WorkplaceWellbeing

Latest news

Time Together 2026: please join us

If you have been affected by suicide, please join us at St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, on Saturday, September 12thΒ 2026 at 2pm for ‘Time Together’ to mark ‘World Suicide Prevention Day’.

Ann Feloy, founder - and now President - of Olly's Future, pictured with the charity's new CEO James Davies

A New CEO and a President for Olly’s Future.

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.

TAS10 Open Online Training Session 21st July

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.