
We’ll be delivering our Talking about Suicide: 10 Tools (TAS:10) training to Worthing Rugby Club players and their families on 23rd March.
The club says, “Rugby is built on looking out for each other on the pitch, and this training extends that care off the pitch too. Families and close supporters are often the first to notice changes in wellbeing, so involving them helps create a wider circle of support around every player.”
This training has been made possible thanks to funding from the WASPS Legends Charitable Foundation, and this pilot session will be followed by training for other clubs. If your club would like to take part, please contact us.
Talking about Suicide:10 Tools (TAS:10) is a CPD-certified training course where participants learn ten tools and the confidence and competence to have a safe, sensitive and non-judgemental conversation with someone they are worried about who may be thinking of suicide.
TAS:10 was created by Ann Feloy of Olly’s Future in memory of her son, and Rose Rowkins of Start the Conversation.
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.
Olly’s Future founder and President, Ann Feloy, was among guests celebrating the 200th anniversary of internationally renowned University College London (UCL) at Fishmonger’s Hall.