Sport can be a powerful tool for helping people push the boundaries of what was previously thought possible. Take a look at some of the incredible challenges of previous years.
The Armed Forces Para Snow Sports Team (AFPST) is a charitable organisation, run entirely by military and ex-military volunteers, which uses adaptive skiing to enhance the recovery of Wounded, Injured and…
The Endeavour Fund is working with Help for Heroes to support 30 WIS entrants in this year’s Tadcaster Triathlon (TadTri) on 1st May. There are 30 spaces available and we’re…
In 2014 the inaugural Invictus Games which took part in London stood as a highlight in the year’s sporting calendar as an international, multi-sport adaptive event that brings together wounded,…
In September 2016, a new Endeavour Fund supported challenge, Climbing 2 Recovery, brought the opportunity for wounded, injured and sick (WIS) to get involved in climbing and mountaineering whilst in…
On 4th June 2015 Peter Bowker, an amputee from the recent conflict in Afghanistan, and the team of 65 Degrees North successfully recorded the world’s first unsupported crossing of the…
We are delighted to have supported the incredible Atlantic adventures of the Row2Recovery team once more. The current team is heading East having left La Gomera in the Canary Islands…
In 2014 the inaugural Invictus Games which took part in London stood as a highlight in the year’s sporting calendar as an international, multi-sport adaptive event that embraced the respect…
Travelling with dogs along frozen lakes and rivers for 700 km the team will face temperatures down to a blistering -40C in the middle of the Mongolian winter – temperatures…
