Share your Experience
Lived engagement is at the heart of everything we do. By listening to and empowering the voices of lived experience we demand action to end preventable harm online.
You can campaign privately or publicly, or simply share your experience of online harm to help drive our vision of a safer online world for young people.
We work closely with families and survivors impacted by suicide grooming forums and young people impacted by online harm. You can find out more about our lived experience groups below.
If your experience doesn’t fit these criteria we still want to hear from you and would be happy to discuss how you can help shape our campaigning.
If you feel ready to share your experience and would like to help amplify our work you can do so in confidence below.
If you’re in urgent need of support please visit our Support Page to find signposting to immediate support services.
A bright philosophy student, Tom was able to purchase a substance promoted on a pro-suicide forum to end his life. The substance is linked to at least 135 deaths in the UK and the forum is currently under investigation by Ofcom
A devoted Pharrell Williams fan, Aimee Walton had danced on stage with her hero and was a whirlwind of creative energy. Aged 21 she was groomed on a pro-suicide forum to end her life.
Hannah was a keen gardener and loved taking her dog Milo for long walks and going swimming in the sea. At just 22 she is suspected of using a pro-suicide forum to order the lethal substance that ended her life.
Families and Survivors to Prevent Online Suicide Harms brings together those affected by suicide grooming forums and the harm they expose vulnerable people to.
The group is calling for a Public Inquiry into the State’s failures to act against a pro-suicide forum responsible for 164 UK deaths and potentially many more.
Anyone who has lost a loved one as a result of online suicide grooming can join the group, as well as survivors and those who have experienced the harm first hand.
You can work with us in whatever way feels right for you, publicly, privately, or anonymously. Our approach is adaptable so you can choose the level of visibility and involvement that feels safe while helping to drive change and prevent further harm from deadly suicide‑grooming forums.
Get in touch to share your experiences or find out more using the form below.
The Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP) is an advocacy group committed to creating a world where young people live long and stay strong. The Panel provides a safe, supportive space for individuals, who have experience online harm as children and young people, to share their expertise and ensure that our work, research, and decision‑making are informed by lived experience.
If you would like to discuss future opportunities to join LEAP and meet the eligibility criteria below, then please fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
Applicants must:
Applicants must have direct, personal lived experience of online harm during childhood, adolescence, or young adulthood. Relevant experiences include, but are not limited to:
To ensure a safe and supportive environment for all panel members, applicants must be emotionally ready to reflect on and discuss their experiences, and to listen to the experiences of others.
Expressions of interest are assessed on a case‑by‑case basis. Molly Rose Foundation reserves the right to discontinue an application at any stage. As the composition of the group evolves, we may prioritise applicants with experiences not currently represented.
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