PTSD999

02/02/2026

✨ Are you planning a challenge or fundraiser for PTSD999? ✨

Or maybe you’re thinking about doing one?

If so, please let us know
We would absolutely love to support you by:
• Sharing your fundraiser
• Promoting your challenge
• Cheering you on every step of the way
• Helping spread awareness and reach more people

Whether it’s a walk, run, swim, fitness challenge, craft sale, event, or something totally unique — every effort matters and every voice helps 💪✨

📩 Drop us a comment or message with:
• What your challenge/fundraiser is
• When it’s happening
• Your fundraising link
• Any images or details you’d like us to share

You never do these things alone! we’re right behind you 🤍
Thank you for supporting emergency service workers and their families.

01/02/2026

Join us in Manchester and take part in the Gratitude Games by Bowling for a Cause: Delivering Gratitude One End at a Time. Registration opens soon for the event in June 2026, Manchester. Open to all Emergency Responders and their immediate family. Raising vital funds to support the work of our amazing charity beneficiaries TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity Fire Fighters Charity PTSD999 Blue Light Card Foundation 999 Re:set Police Care UK

https://gratitudegames.uk/

01/02/2026

Quiet Sunday morning drinking coffee watching my No1 x
Just had this sent to me, a blast from the past from an old work mate. 😂🤣

01/02/2026

A message from Gary Hayes our CEO

01/02/2026

💙 Supporting PTSD999 is easier than you think 💙

You don’t need to donate money to make a real difference there are so many simple ways you can support us every single day:

✨ Like our posts
✨ Share our content to help it reach someone who may need it
✨ Comment – even a 💙 boosts visibility more than you realise
✨ Support our fundraisers when you can
✨ Use EasyFundraising – raise funds for PTSD999 while doing your normal online shopping
✨ Donate via JustGiving if and when you’re able

Every click, share, and kind action helps us continue supporting emergency service workers and their families.
It all adds up. It all matters. And we are so grateful for every single one of you.

💙 Thank you for standing with PTSD999

31/01/2026

Keep sharing and if you can donating you amazing people. Lou needs all the support you can give her on this incredible test of endurance. Thank you all. Gary and team PTSD999 👍🏻

🔥 Louise Takes on Fire Walk 2026

This April, Louise will take on an extraordinary physical and mental challenge to raise funds for PTSD 999 and the National Red Plaque Fire Service Memorial.
She’ll be tackling the demanding Llanberis Path of Mount Snowdon, wearing full fire kit and breathing apparatus, and completing the entire ascent under air. This challenge has only ever been attempted twice before — making Louise’s effort truly remarkable.

Fire Walk 2026 is more than a test of endurance. It’s a powerful statement of: • Resilience • Remembrance • Recognition of the unseen battles faced by those on the front line.

Louise’s climb carries deep personal significance, which you can read about on her Go Fund Me page. Her climb also honours the courage of our emergency services and shines a light on the mental health challenges many quietly carry.

Louise would be extremely grateful for your support and for you to follow her progress — every share, comment and donation helps amplify this important cause.

29/01/2026

At PTSD999
We believe in brighter days —
even the quiet ones.

You are not alone.

29/01/2026

On route to birmingham,meeting time, train cancelled but on route now with a brew n bacon roll !

29/01/2026

🔥 Louise Takes on Fire Walk 2026

This April, Louise will take on an extraordinary physical and mental challenge to raise funds for PTSD 999 and the National Red Plaque Fire Service Memorial.
She’ll be tackling the demanding Llanberis Path of Mount Snowdon, wearing full fire kit and breathing apparatus, and completing the entire ascent under air. This challenge has only ever been attempted twice before — making Louise’s effort truly remarkable.

Fire Walk 2026 is more than a test of endurance. It’s a powerful statement of: • Resilience • Remembrance • Recognition of the unseen battles faced by those on the front line.

Louise’s climb carries deep personal significance, which you can read about on her Go Fund Me page. Her climb also honours the courage of our emergency services and shines a light on the mental health challenges many quietly carry.

Louise would be extremely grateful for your support and for you to follow her progress — every share, comment and donation helps amplify this important cause.