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Suicide Of Two Boys

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Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively, both died in tragic circumstances in recent weeks.

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Daily Mail7 Oct

Two young rugby league players from the Gold Coast, Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, and Treyvon Te Tahi Bradshaw, 13, died by suicide within six days of each other. Their mothers found solace in reaching out to one another for support as both families grieved separately. The deaths have highlighted the need for better mental health resources for young athletes, prompting the Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club to organize an…

Grieving mum's tragic question to another as suicide of boys, 12 and 13, is confirmed a coincidence →2 articles from Daily Mail on this story

Sydney Morning Herald6 Oct

A Gold Coast rugby league club is grieving after two young players, Treyvon Bradshaw, 13, and Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, took their own lives within days of each other. The club’s social media posts highlighted the tragedies and encouraged players to seek support from coaches or parents if they are feeling isolated. By Tuesday morning, separate fundraising efforts for the boys’ families had collectively raised $50,000.

Gold Coast league club mourns deaths of two boys, 12 and 13 →

New York Post6 Oct

Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club in Australia is responding to the recent suicides of two young players, Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively. Both boys died within days of each other in September and early October. The club president, Joe Smith, has pledged to enhance mental health support for the community through initiatives like fundraisers and awareness programs. Fundraisers held in…

Rugby team rocked as two youth players commit suicide within days of each other →

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5 Oct
Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, and Treyvon Te Tahi Bradshaw, 13, passed away just six days apart, devastating their families, teammates and the wider community.
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6 Oct
Separate online fundraisers set up for the families of the boys had raised a combined $50,000 as of Tuesday morning.
2 outlets · Sydney Morning Herald

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Where to start Grieving mum's tragic question to another as suicide of boys, 12 and 13, is confirmed a coincidence Daily Mail

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7 Oct Grieving mum's tragic question to another as suicide of boys, 12 and 13, is confirmed a coincidenceTwo young rugby league players from the Gold Coast, Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, and Treyvon Te Tahi Bradshaw, 13, died by suicide within six days of each other. Their mothers found solace in reaching out to one another for support as both families grieved separately. The deaths have highlighted the need for better mental health resources for young athletes, prompting the Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club to organize an…Daily Mail
6 Oct Rugby team rocked as two youth players commit suicide within days of each otherCoomera Cutters Rugby League Club in Australia is responding to the recent suicides of two young players, Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively. Both boys died within days of each other in September and early October. The club president, Joe Smith, has pledged to enhance mental health support for the community through initiatives like fundraisers and awareness programs. Fundraisers held in…New York Post
6 Oct Gold Coast league club mourns deaths of two boys, 12 and 13A Gold Coast rugby league club is grieving after two young players, Treyvon Bradshaw, 13, and Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, took their own lives within days of each other. The club’s social media posts highlighted the tragedies and encouraged players to seek support from coaches or parents if they are feeling isolated. By Tuesday morning, separate fundraising efforts for the boys’ families had collectively raised $50,000.Sydney Morning Herald
5 Oct Two footy-mad Australian boys, 12 and 13, die after mental health battles - as shattered rugby league club issues heartbreaking pleaTwo young rugby league players from the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia—Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, and Treyvon Te Tahi Bradshaw, 13—died within six days of each other after battling mental health issues. Their deaths have deeply affected their community, with a GoFundMe page for Treyvon's family raising $29,000. The Coomera Cutters Rugby League Club issued an emotional plea to its members to support one another and…Daily Mail

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