Flack’s mother is due to formally reveal the the latest bench in a “poignant” ceremony at Tottenham Community Sports Centre, Hazard said.
Former Spurs midfielder Hazard said the late Love Island presenter, who lived in Stoke Newington, had been “such a star, such a lovely person, so loved by so many people”.
He said he hoped the bench would help people considering ending their lives.
“For us as a suicide prevention charity, it gives the message so much more power.
“It’s a powerful message we send, that someone’s always listening and please talk, because by talking we could save your life.
“So we feel like [calling it] the Caroline Flack bench gives it so much more power, and so many more people will listen, and we’ll save more lives.”
