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Annabelle's Legacy ❤

$4,030 donated
Given by 93 generous donors in around 7 months

Supporting advocacy for mental health system reform following the loss of our daughter

Glen Eden, Auckland

Our beloved 13-year-old daughter Annabelle Daza died in September 2024. In her final weeks, she reached out again and again for help — but the systems meant to protect her failed. Crisis helplines did not escalate her serious disclosures. Emergency services withdrew when she showed distress. Schools dismissed the concerns of her worried friends. Every time she asked for help, she was let down.

We are determined to fight for the changes that could have saved her life and will protect other tamariki. Together with MPs, Mana Mokopuna - Children's Commissioner, Mitey, and media we are building Annabelle's Legacy - a system that can truly work for vulnerable children, young people, and their families.

We are sharing Annabelle's funeral service for those who knew and loved her, and for all who are supporting our kaupapa. It captures the essence of our extraordinary girl - her creativity, her gentle spirit, and the profound impact she had on everyone lucky enough to know her.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BpYeZTyWwtVl8lNYq2x1iFtZBtGd938Q/view?usp=sharing

Donations will support legal representation at the coroner's inquest and ongoing advocacy work to create the systemic changes that will protect other vulnerable tamariki - so that no other whānau must endure what we have.

Thank you for standing with us.

With gratitude,

Zoë and Miguel Daza

Use of funds

Donations will go towards

Legal costs to hire a QC lawyer as our representative for the coroner's inquest

Advocacy-related travel, expert advice,

Essential resources to support systemic change in the mental health system. This funding enables us to continue fighting for reforms that could prevent other children from falling through the same gaps that tragically failed Annabelle.

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Latest update

The Minister for Mental Health has ordered an independent review, acting before the watchdog decides whether to investigate.  21 March 2026

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Darren
Darren on 20 Feb 2026
Miguel I met you while you were walking your dog. Its amazing what you and your family are doing and Annabelles journey will stay with me.
$30
Amy
Amy on 20 Feb 2026
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Guest Donor on 19 Feb 2026
$20
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Guest Donor on 19 Feb 2026
$20
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Guest Donor on 19 Feb 2026
$20

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This campaign started on 10 Sep 2025 and ends on 24 Aug 2026.