Upcoming events
Jack’s Leap of Hope for Jade
Turning Grief Into Hope
On 7th August 2026, Jack Roberts took on one of the biggest challenges of his life a skydive in memory of his sister, Jade, on what would have been her 32nd birthday.
Jade tragically died by suicide, leaving behind a family and community who loved her deeply. Her loss changed Jack’s life forever, but rather than allowing that pain to remain silent, Jack has chosen to turn his grief into something positive raising awareness, starting conversations and helping prevent suicide.
For Jack, the skydive was about far more than jumping from a plane.
It was about Jade.
It was about remembering her life, celebrating her birthday and making sure that her story continues to help others.
A Leap for Suicide Prevention
Taking the leap was a powerful symbol of facing fear head-on.
Jack wanted to use the challenge to raise funds and awareness for The Jade Roberts Project, the organisation created in Jade’s memory to support people experiencing mental health difficulties and emotional distress and to promote suicide prevention.
Through the project, Jack and the team are working to create a place where people can talk openly, access support and, most importantly, feel that they are not alone.
The money raised through Jack’s skydive will help support the continued work of The Jade Roberts Project, helping us reach more people, provide support and deliver suicide prevention awareness and training within our community.
Keeping Jade’s Name Alive
Jade's life should be remembered for who she was — not simply how she died.
Every conversation we start, every person we support and every life we potentially help save is part of keeping Jade's memory alive.
Jack's skydive was his way of saying:
“Jade, we will never forget you. Your life matters, your story matters, and your legacy will continue to help others.”
The Jade Roberts Project is built from love, loss and a determination to make a difference.
Jack took the leap for Jade.
Now we continue the journey together — turning grief into hope, and hope into action.
Support The Jade Roberts Project
If you would like to support the work of The Jade Roberts Project, make a donation, get involved in our fundraising or find out more about our suicide prevention services and training, please get in touch.
For Jade. For those we have lost. For those still struggling. And for those we can help.
Together, we can make a difference.
Jade L Roberts Football Tournament
The Jade L Roberts Project is hosting a 5-a-side football tournament at Power Leagues, 2 Whittle Street, L5 2SQ on Sunday 14 September 2025 in honour of mental health awareness day.
There will be:
Men’s and women’s team tournaments
Children’s entertainment
Food and drink stalls
Support stalls for support and advice on mental health services
Raffles
All proceeds will go to the Jade L Roberts Project. There is a registration fee of £100 per team for the football tournament. Each team must have a minimum of 5 players and a maximum of 8.
We are searching for more men’s and women’s teams, as well as food/drink stalls, sponsors for the event and more children’s entertainment. We would also like more charities to set up stalls to offer support to people in need.
For further information or to register your interest as a vendor, entertainer, sponsor or team, please view our flier and information pack, and contact the Jade L Roberts Project on 0151 245 567 or at info@thejaderobertsproject.co.uk.
Any donations are welcome. You can donate online here.
Walk of Hope
We will be walking from our location, at 109 Rocky Lane, Anfield, L6 4BB at 10:00am into Liverpool City Centre to raise awareness and funding for suicide prevention. We welcome all donations and sponsorships. We have an active donation link for any online donations, and we will have buckets on the day for fundraising.
safeTalk Training
Get in touch to book onto our next safeTALK training session facilitated by our very own founder, Tracey Roberts. safeTALK is a face to face half-day training program, designed to teach people how to respond effectively if someone is experiencing suicidal thoughts through the straightforward TALK approach. The 'safe' of safeTALK stands for 'suicide alertness for everyone'. The 'TALK' letters stand for the practice actions that one does to help those with thoughts of suicide: Tell, Ask, Listen, and KeepSafe.
Mecca Bingo Evening
We are hosting a motown themed bingo night at the Mecca Bingo in Knotty Ash!
We cant wait to welcome you all to an evening filled with entertainment including bingo of course as well as other games including a raffle and tombola! A DJ will be there providing all the music and cakes will be on sale for when you need a sugar hit to keep you dancing!
See you soon
The Jade L Roberts Cup 2023
The Jade L Roberts Project Cup memorial will be holding a fundraising tournament at The Pits, 2 Whittle St, Liverpool, L5 2SQ, Liverpool on world suicide prevention day.
We need 30 squads of 8 players to play two leagues at these pitches, all abilities are welcome male & female. Each player will need to donate £10 to take part or teams can be sponsored £80 to take part by willing individuals or organisations.
We also will be looking to invite supporting stalls for the event such as local businesses and charities to help promote the day. This will give the local community the chance to promote their businesses and charities to promote what they offer.
If anyone can support this event, know any football teams that would be interested, have any questions or wish to get involved us please complete the below: