Jane Cadzow's story reveals how Ralph and Kathy Kelly turned their family's tragedies into a remarkable crusade to help others.

Jane is then joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with Ralph Kelly himself, who is chief executive of Stay Kind, the foundation set up to protect young people like his sons – Thomas Kelly, who was killed in a one-punch attack at age 18, and Stuart Kelly, who also tragically died at age 18 – to discuss how the foundation became a national movement of kindness. This story was published in April 2019. Discussion starts at 31:30.

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Jane Cadzow's story reveals how Ralph and Kathy Kelly turned their family's tragedies into a remarkable crusade to help others.
Jane is then joined in conversation by&nbsp;Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with Ralph Kelly himself, who is chief executive of Stay Kind, the foundation set up to protect young people like his sons &ndash; Thomas Kelly, who was killed in a one-punch attack at age 18, and Stuart Kelly, who also tragically died at age 18 &ndash; to discuss how the foundation became a national movement of kindness. This&nbsp;story was published in April 2019. Discussion starts at 31:30.
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