A lasting beautiful memory of loved ones who have died to suicide. This is a positive project and out of such tragedy will bring hope and more.
Karen Sykes, Anna Scott and Pat Sowa are, by their own words, ordinary people trying to create a legacy for their children. United in their heartbreaking understanding of what it means to be mothers bereaved by suicide, they are working together on a powerful project that is already helping others who have suffered similar losses to find solace and support.
You may have seen the beautiful gigantic Yorkshire Quilt that has been made by people bereaved by suicide with a Yorkshire connection. There are four panels each one with 48 squares. Every square has been made with love and dedicated to someone much missed and lost to suicide. The quilt is currently on a tour of Yorkshire, next stop is Ripon Cathedral from 28 December to 30 January. At the moment you can see it at Quarry Hill campus, Leeds City College until 16 December.
If you have been bereaved by suicide and would find it helpful to talk to The Samaritans, we are here for you. It's free to call us on 116 123, we offer safe place for you to talk and we are available for you 24/7.