Rock 2 Recovery, was formed in 2015 by Jamie Sanderson and Jason Fox, after they both experienced their own battles with stress after transitioning from the Royal Marines. 

Our mission is to save and change the lives of those in our Armed Forces, our Veteran Community, the Emergency Services and their families who are affected by stress. Our purpose is to inspire and coach towards a more positive future.

Sessions are free to our clients and so fundraising has a vital part to play for us. 

Following our unique experiences, we recognise the need for rapid preventative interventions, specific coaching and assistance.

Our non-clinical approach is aimed at inspiring, coaching, motivating and supporting individuals to experience real and positive change in their lives by "rethinking your thinking".  We encourage everyone to engage in their own recovery and find their "rock".

Join our wonderful community of inspirational people from all walks of life, who encourage each other to achieve personal goals, including Service people and Veterans who’ve been affected by stress themselves. We could not provide the support to those who need us without our supporters and fundraisers, some who have used the service and want to give back and others who have been inspired by stories they have heard about the work that we do.

All of us at R2R thank you for your efforts and for every single penny raised, we couldn't do it without you! 

YOU: a charity, creatively empowering people to thrive in their communities
Our vision is for everyone to have the tools and resources they need for their journey towards the life they want.

How does our work change lives?

• People with a learning disability live independent lives under their control
• Women, men, and children surviving domestic abuse and hidden violence take back control of their lives, living safely and free from fear
• Young vulnerable people develop to become independent citizens
• People with mental ill health develop new meaning and purpose in their life as they grow beyond the impact of their illness
• People live free of debt, maximising their incomes, with the certainty of a roof over their heads
• People enrich their lives, health, and wellbeing through new interests and connections in their communities
• People feel good about their lives, free from stress and worry