The tragic loss of the teen’s life in 2018 sparked a nation-wide response that encourages communities around Australia to spread kindness, and unite in taking a stand against bullying.
After 14-year-old Amy ‘Dolly’ Everett tragically lost her life to suicide after ongoing bullying in January of 2018, her parents vowed that her death would not be in vain. This was a promise that they kept, with the 13th of May becoming ‘Do It For Dolly Day’. This day encourages people Australia-wide to engage with their community in potentially life-saving ways.
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