PTSD999

07/09/2026

Can help us reach our goal with power of the pound?

Just £1 pledged can help us towards helping others

We’re proving that small donations can make a big impact — because if enough people give just £1, together we can help raise awareness, supp

04/09/2026

Get booking ⛰️

📢 Do not panic! Peak Bookings go live on Monday!!!

Here are a few pointers for Mondays peak launch.

⭐️ Speak with your group before Monday to work out your top 3 ideal peaks.
⭐️ Have a look at different routes up your ideal peaks to see if they will work for the experience and fitness levels within your group.
⭐️ Remember its one peak per group, so only one of you needs to head on and book.
⭐️Welcome packs also go on sale Monday!

2027 is our 15th Anniversary of Light the Lakes. Each year we continue to remember those who we have lost, both on an off duty.
We are please to be supporting and Lake District Mountain rescue.

Our website has a great FAQ page for any questions, if you can't find the answer there, please feel free to message or email us. We will try to reply as soon as we can depending on shifts etc.

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

Su***de awareness month - a message from our CEO Gary Hayes

02/09/2026

💛 September is Su***de Awareness Month 💛

A month dedicated to raising awareness, encouraging honest conversations and reminding people that support is available.

Su***de can affect anyone. By checking in, listening without judgement and speaking openly about mental health, we can help break the silence.

You are not alone. Your life matters. 💛

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31/08/2026

Barry Grover happy bank holiday uncle Baz 🎸🍺🍺👍🏻🇬🇧

31/08/2026

Bank holiday noodles in the mancave, Danny Hayes .🎸🍺🍺🇬🇧👍🏻

26/08/2026

A gentle reminder from PTSD999 💙

Sadly, a few of our recent posts have received unkind and strongly anti-police comments.

We understand that people have different views and experiences, but PTSD999 is a charity dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of those who serve and have served across all our emergency services.

We will always stand beside our police officers, firefighters, ambulance crews, call handlers, NHS workers, prison officers, coastguard, mountain rescue teams and armed forces

These are the people we rely upon during some of the most frightening and desperate moments of our lives. Behind every uniform is a human being who may carry the emotional impact of those emergencies long after their shift has ended.

Respectful conversation is welcome, but abuse, hostility or comments attacking any of our emergency services will not be accepted. If you strongly oppose what our charity represents, this may not be the right page for you.

This page will always remain a place of support, compassion and respect. Thank you to everyone who helps us keep it that way.