Soldier On has welcomed news that the outgoing Governor-General, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd), has nominated Soldier On to be the beneficiary of a donation made by the Australian Government to acknowledge his service. Continue reading →

GET INVOLVED IN OUR BIGGEST CAMPAIGN EVER!

On Friday 09 November 2018, Soldier On is embarking on its most ambitious campaign ever and we need your help! For 24hrs only, all donations will be doubled and Continue reading →

On Saturday 15 September 2018, Soldier On hosted its fifth National Fundraising Ball at the National Arboretum in Canberra and what a spectacular evening it was! Nearly 450 guests joined us on the night and helped us to raise Continue reading →

Book Review

‘Leadership Secrets of the Australian Army’

Brigadier Nicholas Jans (Ret’d), OAM

Allen and Unwin

Sydney 2018

By Lieutenant General Peter Leahy (Ret’d), AC

When talking to the press Australian commanders are encouraged to say, “Australian forces Continue reading →

(This program has started back up for 2019)
The Program

SHINE for Kids is looking for service personnel to be a part of a youth mentoring program.

Soldier On will recruit service personnel as volunteer mentors for a program which Continue reading →

Transitioning is a difficult and complicated process, even more so when a person is struggling to adjust their sense of self and identity after service.  Facing Forward is an activity focusing on providing Service Personnel, both men and women, Continue reading →

Soldier On has recently been accepted as a member of Mental Health Australia (MHA). This peak, national, non-government organisation represents and promotes the interests of the Australian mental health sector and is committed to achieving better mental health for all Continue reading →

Soldier On is launching a calendar of Pathways Networking Events for Australian Service Personnel and their families in 2018 that provide an opportunity for service personnel and families to connect with corporate representative and HR teams, and education providers, in Continue reading →

Heroes. This is often how the men and women who have served our nation, both past and present, are seen on ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day.

Broken. Today, this is often how they are seen every other day.

Stigma. It’s Continue reading →