RMA – The Royal Marines Charity has recently launched our own resilience training: The programme is delivered by Royal Marines veterans Jon White and Joe Winch, using the Commando Mindset and drawing on their own experiences to provide resilience training packages that resonate with individuals and businesses in today’s environment.
The idea of a gig club within the RMA was first raised in February 2019. A plastic gig, ‘Trafalgar,’ and two sets of oars were leant to the newly established club by RM Tamar, and safe storage was allocated by Stonehouse Barracks.
Recently, RMA – The Royal Marines Charity awarded a small grant of £250 to enable a Veteran dealing with mental health issues to attend a wilderness course in Scotland.
Did you know that the Royal Marines Shop is wholly owned by RMA – The Royal Marines Charity?
A message from our Commandant General in response to this week’s events in Afghanistan.
Jay served as a Royal Marine for 12 years. Sadly, in 2019 Jay suffered a shoulder injury that left him facing medical discharge from the Corps.
Team Ocean Revival have completed their 3,700-mile journey across the North Atlantic Ocean. The team, who have so far raised over £40,000 for RMA – The Royal Marines Charity have become the first team to row from New York to London via this specific route, Brooklyn Bridge to London’s Tower Bridge.
The goal of the two-year programme is to respond to the challenges COVID-19 has placed on the Charity in Scotland and to continue our transitioning support for Royal Marines leaving service in Scotland.
Following the award of funding from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust to continue to develop the ‘Lifting the Lid’ campaign, we launched last August we are now able to provide Mental Health (MH) training across staff, volunteers and RMA members.