Her light was extinguished too soon.
Her story ignites change.
Documentaries Created
Years of Advocacy
Lives Reached
Mission: Save Lives
A new documentary will be filmed in early to mid October, we are currently unaware of the date, time and channel/streaming platform it will be aired on, however we will keep you updated on the progress of it on this page.
Jayden Reeanna Parkinson was born on this day in 1996. A vibrant, loving daughter and sister whose light and warmth touched everyone around her.
From devastating heartbreak to national legal reform and life-saving awareness.
Jayden Reeanna Parkinson was born on this day in 1996. A vibrant, loving daughter and sister whose light and warmth touched everyone around her.
At just 17 years old, Jayden was murdered by an abusive ex-partner in Didcot, Oxfordshire. Her heartbreaking loss inspired a national fight for justice and domestic violence reform.
Ben Blakeley was convicted of Jayden's murder at Oxford Crown Court and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years, bringing legal justice to Jayden's family.
On December 3rd, 2013, seventeen-year-old Jayden Parkinson was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Ben Blakeley. She was pregnant with his child.
Since that devastating day, Jayden's mother Samantha Shrewsbury has transformed unimaginable grief into a powerful force for change—creating documentaries, advocating for law reform, and helping countless others recognise the warning signs of domestic abuse.
17
Years of her light
"Forever in our hearts"
Through awareness, advocacy, and action, we work to protect others from the devastation of domestic abuse and murder.
Through ten powerful documentaries, we share Jayden's story to help people recognise the warning signs of danger in their everyday lives.
Watch NowWorking with legislators and advocates to strengthen protections for domestic abuse victims and ensure justice for families.
Learn About Helen's LawBuilding a community of support, resources, and awareness to help those affected by domestic violence find help and hope.
Find ResourcesWe are committed to ensuring that the lives of murder victims are never forgotten and that their stories serve as a beacon of awareness.
Understanding the warning signs of domestic violence can save lives. Learn to recognise the patterns and help protect yourself and those you love.
