March On to
save lives

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

How we help

Soldier On is a not-for-profit organisation delivering holistic support services that enable current and former Australian Defence Force personnel, and their families, to lead meaningful civilian lives.

Soldier On offers free support services, programs, and activities to registered participants.

Our stories

Explore our success stories to see how we’ve helped veterans and their families with physical and mental recovery, reconnection with the community, and educational and employment opportunities. 

Canberra Veterans Guitar Group
Striking the right chord for veterans
This Veterans Guitar Group, run by a Canberra-based Navy veteran, has hit the right note with locals.
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More than kilometres: Kym and Scott’s reasons to March On
Australians from all walks of life take part in Soldier On’s annual March On challenge – each motivated by different reasons.
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Through weather, warzones and what comes next – A conversation with Nathan Schubert
Veteran RAAF pilot Nathan Schubert says his ability to deal with challenging situations traces back through years.
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Mentoring wisdom shaped by lived experience
Veteran Paul Pearson is a proud Yorta Yorta man who brings his lived experience to the Soldier On Mentoring Program.
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Lance is Marching On for mental health
This March, Corporal Lance Purdon is signing up for Soldier On’s March On Challenge for a very personal reason.
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Australians urged to March On for veteran mental health
Getting involved in the 2026 March On Challenge will help veterans access mental health and wellbeing support.

Need help now?

Soldier On is not an immediate crisis support charity, but if you do need help right away, there are organisations you can reach out to who are ready to help you.

Emergency

Open Arms

Beyond Blue

Lifeline