The event, called Jumping for all Jacks, was organised by the family of Carnhill man Jack Edgar, who died just after Christmas last year. His family wanted to do something fun to give the young people affected by suicide a chance to enjoy themselves while raising money for the Inner City Assistance Team and Child and Adolescence Mental Health Service (CAMHS).
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5. Jump for all Jacks in Creggan Country Park
Jack Edgar's sister Kayleigh and brother TJ jump together. Photo: Daire Ní Chanáin
7. Jump for all Jacks in Creggan Country Park
One of the youngest jumpers preparing to take the plunge Photo: Daire Ní Chanáin
8. Jump for all Jacks in Creggan Country Park
Taking the plunge in Creggan Country Park during a family fun day to celebrate the lives of people who have died by suicide. Photo: Daire Ní Chanáin