Olivia Evans lost her battle with anorexia at 15yrs
Liv's Legacy
- Solving Eating Disorders
Liv's Legacy
- Solving Eating Disorders
- Solving Eating Disorders
Unfortunately, Liv (Olivia Evans) succumbed to anorexia nervosa, after a two-year battle at aged 15 years, on 28 April 2023. Her father, Robb Evans, has been on a journey with Liv's Legacy, to help solve the problem of eating disorders so that no other child loses their life to this insidious illness.
"Liv was such an incredibly beautiful soul and loving human being. She never had a bad word to say about anyone. She loved animals. She loved nature. She loved her family. She loved painting, drawing, sculpting, cooking and interior design. She loved her cheerleading. She wanted to make a difference to others that are suffering from eating disorders", says Mr Evans.
"Liv was such an incredibly beautiful soul and loving human being. She never had a bad word to say about anyone. She loved animals. She loved nature. She loved her family. She loved painting, drawing, sculpting, cooking and interior design. She loved her cheerleading. She wanted to make a difference to others that are suffering from eating disorders", says Mr Evans.
Robb says; "I believe it is a part of my life's mission now to help the world understand what an incredible person Liv was, how her spirit lives on. With Liv I want to fight the battle of helping others to eradicate death from eating disorders and fundamentally change the models of care and approaches to treating such a horrible illness."
"I am proud of what Liv's Legacy has enabled us to achieve to date: $56.51m of funding comprising:
1. Permanent Dog Therapy Program in the Aviary Ward of Monash Children's Hospital
2. Funded "Liv's Loving Paws" Dog Therapy Program at Alfred Health. Further donations are welcome to expand and support this program HERE.
3. $50m of Federal Funding into Eating Disorder Research.
4. $6.5m of State Funding for two in-home Eating Disorder Programs.
5. Social Media Ban for Children until the age of 16. Liv's Legacy has played a fundamental role in convincing the Australian Prime Minister, as part of the 36 Months Project, to pass legislation in Nov 2024 to ban Australian children from social media platforms until they are 16 years of age (up from 13). This is a global first!
We're only just getting started!", Evans says.
IN THE MEDIA
IN THE MEDIA
ABC - New Funding for Eating Disorder Recovery
Channel 9 - Eating Disorders & Social Justice
60 Minutes - The Toxicity of Social Media
Today - Keeping Our Kids Safe on Social Media
Channel 10 - Protecting Our Kids Safe on Social Media
Channel 9 - Changes to Social Media Presented to Parliament
Nova - Raising the Age Kids Can Access Social Media
Channel 10 - The Project Social Media Ban
Channel 9 - New Social Media Laws
Channel 10 - Proposed Social Media Ban
Sky News - Protecting Our Kids From Social Media
CGTN - Social Media Law Changes
60 Minutes - New Social Media Laws
Channel 7 - Social Media Impact
MP Jason Wood Speech at Parliament House
Channel 7 - New Social Media Laws
Swedish TV - Proposed New Social Media Laws
Channel 31 - Improving Mental Health
ROBB WITH CELEBRITIES
ROBB WITH CELEBRITIES
The Hollywood A-Listers
The Hollywood A-Listers
The CEOs
The CEOs
The GOATS
The GOATS
The Comedians & Reality TV Stars
The Comedians & Reality TV Stars
The Athletes & Sports Figures
The Athletes & Sports Figures
The Musicians
The Musicians
Contact Robb Evans
Ph: 0421 287 107
Email: robb@studiozpt.com.au
Email: robb@studiozpt.com.au