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A pamphlet for the Kelty Resource Centre located at the BC Children's Hospital. The pamphlet includes the story of Kelty Patrick Dennehy, a description of the mandate of the Kelty Resource Centre, a list of services offered, contact information and a map, and information about how the centre will grow in the future. Found in scrapbook. One duplicate.

A newsletter from the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation published in January 2009. The newsletter contains short articles about the 7th Annual Drive Fore Life Golf Tournament, Dance Fore Life '09, facts about depression, the donation and story of Ed Styffe, the gift of Bill Skelly to the foundation, the future of the foundation, a recognition of Sue Bjormark, Sandy Epplett and Jacqui Tyler, and the lyrics to "Kelty's Song" by Valerie and Sarah Newth. Found in scrapbook.

A pamphlet published by The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation about their achievements to date. The front features a photo of Kelty Patrick Dennehy and the pamphlet contains information about depression, the achievements of the foundation including depression research, a community template, the Kelty Resource Centre, a Chair in Depression Research, and contact information for the foundation. Found in scrapbook.

An article about the BC Children's Hospital's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Building set to open by late 2006. The Hospital treats children with mental illness, including depression. One of the donors for this was the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation in memory of Kelty Dennehy. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from The Question entitled "Foundation stays the course." The article about the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation describes how the foundation is expanding its mission and speaker events to the Lower Mainland, as well as funding research on depression. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Vancouver Sun entitled "Bereaved family holds teen-suicide discussion." The article talks about Ginny and Kerry Dennehy and their son Kelty Patrick Dennehy. The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation has joined forces with the BC Children's Hospital to hold a public discussion on depression. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Vancouver Sun from August 28, 2008 entitled "Parents turn grief for son into aid for youths." The article is about how the Dennehy family and The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation has contributed to causes that fight depression and mental health issues. These causes include the Kelty Resource Centre and the mental health building at the BC Children's Hospital. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from The Question entitled "Author joins fight against teen depression, suicide." The article discusses the connection between the new novel called "When Falcons Fly" by David Square and the fundraising efforts of the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. The article also includes information about the 6th Annual Drive Fore Life golf tournament. Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Vancouver Sun on December 5, 2012 about journalism and the debate about publication of details about teen suicides. Ginny and Kerry Dennehy and their son Kelty's story is used as an example for why the discussion needs to be more open. Found in scrapbook. 1 duplicate.

An article entitled "The Kelty Mental Health Resource Centres." The article is about the two Kelty Mental Health resource centres already established in BC and the Dennehys' hope to establish more across Canada. It also touches on the scholarship founded in memory of Riley Dennehy and Ginny and Kerry's cross-Canada cycling trip to raise awareness about mental health. Found in scrapbook.