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Doreen and Liping share insights from the loss of their children to suicide. (In Mandarin with English subtitles. Produced by 35 Crreative Lab (Nov 2020).ue on The Invisibility of Anxiety (Oct 2020).
This Tik Tok Talk addresses suicide head on and adds to the conversation on youth suicide prevention. (Oct 2020)
Interview on Stories of Modern Anxieties by Chasing Daylight
A dialogue on The Invisibility of Anxiety (Oct 2020).
"You will be found" - a music tribute to young people lost to suicide by the Academie of Stars
Produced by AoS for the launch of Over the Rainbow's Mental Wellness Festival 2020
Inaugural Launch of PleaseStay.Movement
The PleaseStay.Movement was launched on 29th Oct 2019, calling for a National Strategy on suicide awareness and prevention.
Mothers Talk about Suicide
This Inaugural video shows 4 mothers talking about their sons lost to suicide and how as a society we must come together to raise awareness on youth suicide and the upstream issues of anxiety, depression and mental illness.
Bereaved Mothers Launch Initiative
A group of bereaved mothers who lost their sons to suicide has started a ground-up initiative called PleaseStay, banding together to promote mental wellness and remove the stigma of depression. (Singapore Tonight)
Discovering Life in Death
Bereaved mothers, whose children took their own lives, turn their grief into a limitless source of support for other youth living with mental illness.
Mother rebuilds her life after son's suicide (Straits Times)
Hearts That Heal Together, Stay Together
Healing Hearts - a support group in Singapore dedicated to mothers who have lost their children to suicide (Our Better World)
Number of suicides highest among those in their 20s (Our Better World)
We need to shine the spotlight on youth mental health issues which put youths in danger of self-harm and suicide. We urge for commitment and action to save lives.
Losing a Child to Suicide (Today)
For bereaved mothers who lost children to suicide, being part of the PleaseStay movement not only helped raise awareness about youth suicide, but they also found support in their healing journey.
