Support my challenge to prevent veteran suicide and save lives
Right now in Australia, veterans aged between 24 - 44 are 2.7 times more at risk of suicide than other members of our community.
So, this March, I am conquering 96km to support Soldier On's mental health services and programs to help prevent veteran suicide and save lives.
It would mean so much to me if you donated to support my challenge so that we can show veterans and their families that they are not alone... we stand strong with them.
Together, let's help our heroes march on.
Thanks so much for your support.
So far, I have helped provide:
15
peer support
sessions
9
employment
support
0
psychology
sessions
...to support the mental health of our brave veterans to help them march on.
My Kokoda Track Journey
So far, I have marched:
10km
25kms until I reach Menari
My goal to Kokoda:
96km
Thank you to my sponsors
Legend Rank
Champion Rank
Defender Rank
Ally Rank
$54.12
Melissa Evans
$52.75
Nea
$26.38
Leisa Cryer
$26.38
Ash
$21
Diane Martinovic
$10
Cynthia De-wit
$54.12
Melissa Evans
It is my pleasure to support Diane Martinivoc in her remarkable endeavor of walking 96 kilometers to raise awareness and support for our brave veterans and their families. This initiative not only highlights the challenges faced by veterans but also serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility we hold toward these individuals who have sacrificed so much. The journey undertaken by Martinivoc exemplifies how personal commitment can translate into broader community support, fostering connections that are essential for veterans' reintegration into civilian life. Research indicates that creating safe spaces and encouraging shared experiences are vital in building community support for veteran families By participating in this walk, Diane Martinivoc is effectively bridging gaps within family and community systems, allowing for a greater understanding of the unique challenges faced by military families. These efforts align with findings from various studies which emphasize that multicomponent interventions can significantly enhance social support networks for veterans. The significance of supporting military families extends beyond individual well-being; it plays a crucial role in national security and community stability. As highlighted in the Military Family Lifestyle Survey, issues such as financial instability and mental health concerns among service members necessitate immediate attention Through her dedication to this cause, Diane Martinivoc not only raises funds but also increases awareness about these pressing issues. In joining her on this journey, we reaffirm our commitment to honor those who have served our nation.
$52.75
Nea
$26.38
Leisa Cryer
$26.38
Ash
$21
Diane Martinovic
$10
It is my pleasure to support Diane Martinivoc in her remarkable endeavor of walking 96 kilometers to raise awareness and support for our brave veterans and their families. This initiative not only highlights the challenges faced by veterans but also serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility we hold toward these individuals who have sacrificed so much. The journey undertaken by Martinivoc exemplifies how personal commitment can translate into broader community support, fostering connections that are essential for veterans' reintegration into civilian life. Research indicates that creating safe spaces and encouraging shared experiences are vital in building community support for veteran families By participating in this walk, Diane Martinivoc is effectively bridging gaps within family and community systems, allowing for a greater understanding of the unique challenges faced by military families. These efforts align with findings from various studies which emphasize that multicomponent interventions can significantly enhance social support networks for veterans. The significance of supporting military families extends beyond individual well-being; it plays a crucial role in national security and community stability. As highlighted in the Military Family Lifestyle Survey, issues such as financial instability and mental health concerns among service members necessitate immediate attention Through her dedication to this cause, Diane Martinivoc not only raises funds but also increases awareness about these pressing issues. In joining her on this journey, we reaffirm our commitment to honor those who have served our nation.