Tag: Mental Health
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15 Peaks Challenge: Adapt. Overcome. Endure.
On June 19, 2025, the 15 Peaks Team embarked on a 48-hour endurance challenge across fifteen summits, carrying heavy packs and facing harsh weather. Their mission honored veterans, focusing on mental health support. Despite obstacles, including a medical incident, the team succeeded in just over 36 hours, demonstrating unity and resilience.
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Facing the Peaks: Five Veterans Take on the 15 Peak Challenge to Support Their Own
Five veterans recently hiked Snowdon and Crib Goch as part of their preparation for the 15 Peak Challenge, aimed at raising awareness and funds for The Root Cause Project and the Royal Marines Charity. This journey symbolises their resilience and support for veterans facing challenges in civilian life, promoting community and renewed purpose.
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VE DAY
The post reflects on the significance of VE and VJ Day, emphasizing the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by soldiers and their families during war. It highlights the lasting impact of conflict on humanity and advocates for honoring these memories to build a united global community and learn from the past.
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Supporting Veterans in North Devon: A Visit from Ian Roome MP
Ian Roome MP visits Root Cause Project CUC
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Root Cause Project CIC: Building Community for Veterans in North Devon
Roy Goddin, co-founder of Root Cause Project CIC, discussed the organisation’s mission to support veterans and serving personnel during an interview on The Voice North Devon. The project emphasises mental health and community connections through therapeutic sessions. Roy invited more individuals to join their supportive environment in North Devon, aiming for broader outreach and impact.
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Celebrating One Year of Veteran Support in North Devon
The Root Cause Project CIC, a veteran-led initiative in North Devon, has successfully completed its first year, offering free mental health support to over 100 veterans through nature-based sessions. With crucial funding from the National Lottery, Co-op, and local councils, the project aims to expand its services, fostering healing and resilience among participants.
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Making the Outdoors Accessible for Veterans at Hakeford Woods
Accessibility is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the outdoors, especially veterans who may have limited or partially restricted mobility.
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Open Day Showcases Nature’s Power for Veteran Well-being
Last Friday, we hosted an open day in North Devon to showcase how nature aids veterans and serving personnel’s mental health. Collaborating with organisations like The Royal Marines Charity, we emphasised community partnerships. Attendees experienced outdoor activities, promoting well-being and camaraderie while discussing ways to enhance support for those in need.
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Preventing Veteran Suicide: Nature-Based Support for North Devon Veterans
Transitioning from military to civilian life is challenging, with veterans at highest suicide risk within the first two years. Root Cause Project, founded by veterans, provides mental health support and nature-based healing to ease this transition, creating a supportive community. They aim to break mental health stigma and prevent veteran suicides, offering a lifeline to…
The Root Cause Project CIC 