Caroline Stuttle died after being attacked in a park while on her own.

Now the charity set up in her memory has joined forces with BBC North Yorkshire to fund educational material for North Yorkshire schools.

The death of 19-year-old Caroline Stuttle in Australia struck a chord across North Yorkshire.

Determined that some good should come out of it, her family have set up a charity in her memory - Caroline's Rainbow Foundation.

Now BBC North Yorkshire and the foundation have joined forces to help educate teenagers in how to avoid potentially dangerous situations.

The Follow the Rainbow Appeal will raise funds to pay for a special video and other classroom material.

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These will be used by the police, schools and colleges throughout North Yorkshire as part of a co-ordinated safety campaign in the next academic year.

It's estimated at least £25,000 will be needed to fund the safety campaign. Members of the public are being asked to help raise money for the BBC North Yorkshire Follow the Rainbow Appeal.

Private donations are welcome, but it's hoped that people across the county will run events in aid of the appeal as well.

Find out how to donate to the appeal

All events held in aid of the appeal will be mentioned on BBC North Yorkshire, and you never know we might even pay a visit a broadcast live from your event

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So if you're planning something to support our Follow the Rainbow appeal let us know by completing the form below.

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