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The Brianna Ghey Legacy Project helps children and families build the habits, relationships and resilience that protect mental wellbeing before problems become crises.​

What we Do.

Through practical, evidence-informed programmes, we help children and the adults around them build healthier, happier lives.

Flourishing Families
A 90-minute wellbeing programme for primary school children and their parents or carers.

Look Up & Live
Supporting parents to navigate smartphones, social media and children's digital wellbeing.

Community Projects
Bringing people together through events, resources and shared experiences that strengthen connection and wellbeing.

Our Reason.

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Brianna's Legacy

Brianna Ghey, was murdered in February 2023. Before her death, she struggled with her mental health and was exposed to harmful online content that encouraged self-harm and disordered eating.

Her death changed many lives forever. Today, the Brianna Ghey Legacy Project exists to help prevent other children and families experiencing the suffering Brianna experienced by giving them the knowledge, confidence and support to build positive mental wellbeing.

Our Impact.

1000+
Families supported through our workshops

Played a leading role in the campaign for phone-free schools

Helped secure the Government's decision to raise the age of social media to 16

Why Prevention?

Children's mental health doesn't begin in a clinic.

It begins at home, in schools and within communities.

By helping families develop healthy habits, emotional resilience and stronger relationships, we believe we can reduce the number of young people reaching crisis point.

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