Sunday was a day that held both heartbreak and hope.
We are so proud to say we opened the Harrison Payne Track at Woorim — a place built from love, determination, and the unwavering belief that no more lives should be lost on our roads or beaches. A place created so that Harry’s story, and the lessons that came with it, can help protect others.
And today on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, we honoured not just Harry, but every young life taken far too soon.
As the rain fell, we walked to the shoreline and released 59 flowers into the ocean — one for each of the 59 eighteen-year-olds lost to road trauma in the past ten years.


Fifty-nine futures stolen.


Fifty-nine families forever changed.
Fifty-nine less loved ones at the dinner table tonight.

Harry was one of them.
Watching those flowers drift out to sea was a reminder of how precious and fragile life is… and how deeply each of these young people mattered.
To everyone who stood with us today — at the track opening, on the beach, online, in spirit — thank you. Your presence, your support, your compassion lifts us more than you know. You help carry Harry’s legacy forward in the most meaningful way possible.
To the families grieving tonight: we see you, we honour your loved ones, and you are not alone.
To the young people we’ve lost: your names, your stories, your light remain with us.
To Harry: everything we do — every step, every conversation, every change we fight for — is for you.
May we remember with love.
May we act with purpose.
May we strive for safer roads so no more flowers need to be thrown to the sea.
In remembrance. In community. In hope.
Thank you to our supporters, our volunteers, our families, without you our mission to help others suffering from road trauma would not be possible.