Out of the Darkness - a walk of hope for The Jordan Legacy
We'd like to invite you to take part in a very special event taking place on Sunday April 12th in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
In collaboration with suicide prevention charity, West Wellbeing in Northern Ireland, we will be walking 3 laps (approx 5kms) of the famous Stray in Harrogate, as part of a powerful community event, bringing people together to walk in memory of the more than 7000+ men, women and children who die by suicide in the UK each year and to raise awareness also, about the almost 1,000,000 people impacted by those losses every year.
Early on the morning of Sunday April 12th, we will walk out of the darkness and into daybreak to signify hope and the knowledge that suicide is one of the most preventable deaths in society.
We will, of course, be walking in memory of Jordan.
Register here via this link.
This is more than just a walk; it’s a movement of compassion, hope and connection. Every step taken shines a light on the importance of creating environments where good mental health happens, whilst reminding those who are struggling that they are never alone, and that hope can be found even in the darkest of times.
All funds raised will go directly to The Jordan Legacy, helping us continue to collaborate locally and nationally with all those who work tirelessly to see suicide numbers moving on a downward trend for the first time in more than 20 years.
Your support will make a real difference and will be directly invested in our mission to raise awareness and identify the practical solutions that can be introduced in schools, workplaces and communities to prevent future deaths by suicide.
How to take part in this event
Join us on Sunday April 12th for this walk of hope, register here via this link.
There is a small registration fee for adults and children, to cover administration costs and you can easily create your own fundraising page.
We hope you can join us or/and please share this event page with anyone you know who might like to take part and spread this message of hope.