Madre impulsa la campaña La Última Foto para prevenir el suicidio juvenil

Vicky Nieto lost her son to suicide at age 24. Now she is fighting back with a new campaign called 'The Last Photo' to prevent other families from facing the same tragedy. LNE reports that Nieto launched this initiative because Spain lacks a major public awareness campaign focused on suicide prevention for the general population.
Vicky Nieto turned her grief into action after her young son died by suicide. She saw a gap in Spain's public health response. No major institutional campaign reached all citizens about suicide warning signs and prevention. So she decided to create one herself with 'The Last Photo.'
Spain's government has not launched a comprehensive suicide prevention campaign aimed at the entire population, according to Diario de Córdoba. This absence left Nieto convinced that families and communities needed better tools to recognize danger signs and intervene early. Her campaign seeks to reach people across all ages and backgrounds with a simple, powerful message.
'The Last Photo' carries deep meaning. It serves as a call to awareness — a reminder that every moment matters. El Correo Gallego highlights how the campaign name reflects Nieto's central message: recognize the signs before it becomes too late. The title prompts viewers to pause and think about the people they love and how to protect them.
The campaign has gained traction across Spain's regional media, from the Canary Islands to Catalonia. El Día, Información, Diario de Ibiza, El Periódico de Aragón, La Provincia, Levante-EMV, El Periódico Extremadura, Diario de Mallorca, La Opinión A Coruña, El Periódico, and El Periódico Mediterráneo have all covered Nieto's initiative. This widespread coverage shows how one mother's loss is sparking national conversation about preventing suicide.
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