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Trevor Steven's most treasured possession is a photograph album made for him on his 60th birthday by his daughter Tobi . It contains shots of many of the happy times they spent together. While Trevor and his wife were aware that Tobi had problems with her mental health, they were unaware that the seriousness of her illness would lead to suicide. As a student in Norwich, she was failed by the mental health services that should have saved her as she repeatedly overdosed and threatened to take her own life. How does forgiveness work when it's an organisation rather than an individual that has fallen short and caused such grief and pain? Marina Cantacuzino, founder of the charity The Forgiveness Project, is in conversation with Trevor for this moving story. Presented by Marina Cantacuzino Produced by Susan Marling A Just Radio production for ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio 4