The bereaved families of people who took their own lives have shared the last photos taken of their loved ones to spread awareness on mental health.
His sister described him as ‘the life and soul of the party’ who ‘lit up the room’ with his presence, but unbeknown to his family, he was struggling with mental health.
Together, the women work to ‘break the isolation’ experienced by many in the wake of loss and organise meetings and activities with others going through the same thing.They have now teamed up with suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably who aim to highlight there isn’t a ‘face of suicide’ with their new project The Last Photo.
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