Almost since The Jordan Legacy was founded in 2020, Netherfield Cricket Club has supported our cause. Steve’s son-in-law, Matt Jackson, is one of the club’s senior players and for the 3rd season running they are helping to raise awareness about mental health and suicide with players and fans alike.

For the 2023 season The Jordan Legacy logo will once again feature on the player’s kits as one of the club’s charity partners.

We are proud this year to feature on a sponsorship board at the grounds to promote the vital work we are doing in helping to prevent suicides.

Staying on the cricket theme… on Time to Talk Day in February, Steve delivered a talk on suicide prevention to his grandson’s school, Lancaster Royal Grammar School. The school has created its own Suicide Prevention Policy, based on the model recommended by Papyrus, a charity who’s aim is the prevention of young suicide. The school’s intention is that this policy is known by the whole school community and it enshrines a strong commitment to suicide prevention.

The event Steve spoke at was held for pupils in Year 10 and Sixth Form as part of the final preparations for the boys heading on an exciting trip to Dubai for a 10-day cricket tour of the UAE.