Our vision is to help those who run in when everyone else runs out.
Our Canadian Armed Forces personnel, veterans, first responders, & their families, experience mental health illness from the traumatic events that they put themselves in as their duty to their country and to all of us.
Sachinmotion’s main initiative is to aid these heroes by passing on donations to charities and movements such as Honour House. ‘The collective’ - the strong group of people who are willing to help & who understand what it’s like to experience mental health issues - is growing and the movement is spreading further and touching more lives than we ever could have imagined.
"Studies have found that 12% to 23% of first responders— police, firefighters, paramedics, and search and rescue professionals—experience PTSD at some point in their lives, depending on the specific profession and where they are located." - Canadian Mental Health Association, 2019
"Studies have found that 12% to 23% of first responders— police, firefighters, paramedics, and search and rescue professionals—experience PTSD at some point in their lives, depending on the specific profession and where they are located." - Canadian Mental Health Association, 2019
"Military personnel are also more likely to experience PTSD. In a national survey, about 11% of Canadian Armed Forces members experience PTSD at some point in their lives." - Canadian Mental Health Association, 2019
"Military personnel are also more likely to experience PTSD. In a national survey, about 11% of Canadian Armed Forces members experience PTSD at some point in their lives." - Canadian Mental Health Association, 2019
"Other comorbid disorders may occur: anxiety disorders, substance use disorders, and other health-related conditions." - Brady, Killeen, Brewerton, & Lucerini, 2000
"Other comorbid disorders may occur: anxiety disorders, substance use disorders, and other health-related conditions." - Brady, Killeen, Brewerton, & Lucerini, 2000
"Roughly 50% of individuals with PTSD will also suffer from depression." - Rytwinski, Scur, Feeny, & Youngstrom, 2013
"Roughly 50% of individuals with PTSD will also suffer from depression." - Rytwinski, Scur, Feeny, & Youngstrom, 2013
Honour Ranch
Our goal this year is to help support the Honour Ranch in Ashcroft, BC, where members of our Canadian Armed Forces, Veterans, Emergency Services Personnel, and their families can discover cutting edge strategies in the treatment of operational stress injuries including anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
The goal: empower these heroes so they are better equipped to navigate the often debilitating emotional and physical stresses of selfless commitment to service.
Learn more about Honour Ranch→
Make a donation.
Donations go directly to Honour House to aid in the expenses that come along with helping our veterans & first responders.
