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March On to

save lives


Conquer 96km this March and
support mental health to help
our veterans march on.


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Participants

503
Amount Raised

$25,798
Teams

80

Walk in the footsteps of our heroes

This March, walk or run 96km, symbolising the length of the Kokoda Track to honour the courage and sacrifice of our veterans and their families.

By marching on with us, you will support Soldier On's mental health services to help prevent veteran suicide and save lives.

Together, we can show our brave heroes that they are not alone.

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How It Works

1. Sign Up

Register for free and commit to walk or run 96km throughout the month of March in the footsteps of our heroes.

2. Share

Share your page and ask your friends, family and colleagues to support your challenge and raise funds for veteran mental health programs.

3. March On

Log your kilometres, share your progress and cross the virtual finish line knowing every step will make a real difference.

Right now, in Australia…

Veterans aged between 25 - 44 are

2.7

times more at risk of suicide than other members of our community.

Ex-serving males are

112%

more likely to die by suicide than other Australian men.

Ex-serving females are

107%

more likely to die by suicide than other Australian women.

Let’s show our brave heroes that they are not alone. We are stronger together.

The funds you raise will support Soldier On’s mental health services aimed at preventing veteran suicide.

Statistics referenced are sourced from The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide, click here to learn more.

Leading The Charge

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Stronger together

Pam Kennison

I marched for my grandfathers Pte Henry Ryan and Pte James Stevens my husband Army my son RAAF my nephew RAN extended family mates if my son and all who served. Thank you for your service.

Michelle

I’m marching to honour my Grandfather, my uncle who served in many conflicts and for my amazing husband who is an Australian Army Veteran and served through many conflicts overseas. We thank you everyday for your sacrifice.

Stacey Hogan

Thankful for my dad... Graeme Douglas Langlands. Vietnam veteran. He's carried the heartache & pain from that almost fatal day for the last 50 years & he has done so with courage, strength & grace. So proud of him.

Phil

I honour my Dad, SGT Ron Smith, and his generation of WW2 veterans, who came home quietly, mostly held it all inside, and rebuilt our communities. Thanks for talking with me and for listening when I came home from my first deployment.

We Salute You

This wall stands to show our brave veterans and their families that they are not forgotten.