The club said it wanted to get the message across to people that 'there is always hope'.
Hannah Naylor from Tranmere Rovers with Jessica Gallier Booth from The Martin Gallier ProjectTranmere Rovers, based in Birkenhead, Wirral, has partnered up with Wirral-based suicide intervention charity, The Martin Gallier Project.
She said it was dedicated to preventing suicide, breaking down stigma and supporting families affected by suicide. "Tranmere Rovers and The Martin Gallier Project share a simple but powerful message: Help is available, and there is always hope," she explained.
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