Please join us in putting Daffodils in your window on Valentine’s Day. If you are bereaved on this day of love, please join us in putting daffodils in your window to show you still love that person and remember them.

Ensuring our GPs know how to talk about suicide to their patients is crucial. Our wonderful trainers went to Princess Royal University Hospital in Orpington, Kent, recently to deliver ‘Talking about Suicide:10 Tools’ to trainee and newly qualified GPs.

Our lobbying work in Westminster goes on. Yesterday, our founder and CEO Ann Feloy and interim Deputy CEO Jess Estcourt met with Liz Twist MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Suicide and Self-Harm, with Doug Cave of @tlearnn.bsky.social and Jaquie Shanahan from the Forthe100 group.

A conversation can help save a life from suicide. We're offering FREE seats at our next TAS10 open, online training session on Wednesday, 21st Jan (12:30 PM) - saving you up to £55 Join > 10,000 people who have already had this training. Email [email protected] for your booking code today.

Happy New Year! We are thrilled to start 2026 by welcoming Jess Estcourt as our new Interim Deputy CEO. Jess has over 20 years of experience in the healthcare and charity sectors within organisational development, change management and fundraising.

We wish everyone joy and peace at Christmas and New Year but for some it can be a dark time indeed. If you, or anyone you know needs help, see our 'at a glance' list of helplines, or for a more detailed, downloadable flyer click here - ollysfuture.short.gy/support-flyer. Help is out there.

This incredible group of fitness enthusiasts from Fison Fitness in South London completed 100 Burpees a day throughout November - that's 3000 burpees each! - and raised over £1000 for us at Olly's Future 🧡 Their fundraiser is still open if you'd like to support! localgiving.org/fundraising/...

For the fifth year running, we've delivered Dr SAMS (Suicide Awareness in Medical Students) to Year 2 medical students at Kent and Medway Medical School. @kmmsmedschool.bsky.social

We believe that all medical students should receive suicide prevention training as part of their core curriculum to look after themselves, their peers and their future patients. There should also be a statutory Duty of Care for them as well as all students, which currently does not exist.

Our DrSAMS training has been delivered to hundreds of medical and nursing students in the few past weeks. DrSAMS stands for Suicide Awareness in Medical Students - but it's not just for future doctors! Student nurses, paramedics, practicing GPs and other health care practitioners can all benefit.