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Annalise Camara

2026 March On Challenge

Please support me to help our heroes march on

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$54

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$600

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Support my challenge to prevent veteran suicide and save lives

Right now in Australia, at 42%, suicide is the leading cause of death for ex-serving males aged under 30 years old.

So, this March, I am walking 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:

2

peer support
sessions

2

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:

11km

24kms until I reach Menari

My goal to Kokoda:

96km

My Achievements

Thank you to my sponsors

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$54.12

Cheryl Bryers

Good on you Annalise. You will always be a valued member of the RAAF as far as I am concerned. It WAS your dream and although it has been taken away from you by no fault of your own, I am proud of how resilient you have been . A wise person once said “ It’s not what happens to you that is important- it’s how you take it that’s most important”. I love the way you are supporting others.

$54.12

Cheryl Bryers

Good on you Annalise. You will always be a valued member of the RAAF as far as I am concerned. It WAS your dream and although it has been taken away from you by no fault of your own, I am proud of how resilient you have been . A wise person once said “ It’s not what happens to you that is important- it’s how you take it that’s most important”. I love the way you are supporting others.

Thank you to my Sponsors

$54.12

Cheryl Bryers

Good on you Annalise. You will always be a valued member of the RAAF as far as I am concerned. It WAS your dream and although it has been taken away from you by no fault of your own, I am proud of how resilient you have been . A wise person once said “ It’s not what happens to you that is important- it’s how you take it that’s most important”. I love the way you are supporting others.