Our Mission
Mission
Create and maintain a community of support for Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), RCMP, First Responders, Safety Community, and Emergency Healthcare Providers, to show strength and unity, and to combat the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
TRB will raise funds and awareness to support programs and organizations that provide assistance to those who serve our country.
Vision
Become the largest Canadian coast-to-coast rolling support network, that will increase mental health resilience.
Create a community that allows people to find trust, connection, and understanding.
Who We Support
Following our restructure in September 2021, The Rolling Barrage PTSD Foundation uses evidence-based tools, services, activities and therapies to support all members of the following groups with one or more PTSIs/OSIs.
Active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Members
Since 2017, active members of the CAF have participated in The Rolling Barrage. Active members have been part of the Board of Directors, Executive and Provincial planning groups to make our ride possible.
Retired Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Members
Since 2017, retired members have participated in the The Rolling Barrage. The founder, Scott Casey is a retired CAF Member. Retired members make up a significant portion of our Board of Directors and Executive and supporters of the ride.
Active Members of the RCMP / GRC
Since 2017, active members have participated in The Rolling Barrage. The RCMP have participated as our lead escort for a significant portion of the ride. When not riding escort, they joined The Rolling Barrage rank and file.
Retired Members of the RCMP / GRC
Since 2017, active members have participated in The Rolling Barrage. Our Board of Directors and Executive has a retired member of the RCMP and he acts as Liaison to emergency services across Canada.
Active and Retired First Responders
Since 2017, active and retired members of the First Responder community have participated in The Rolling Barrage. Whether it is the Calgary Fire Department displaying aparatus (vehicles) and flags, to police services such as OPP (Ontario Provincial Police), Thunder Bay and Sault Ste Marie Police Services or riders from the Toronto Police Service.
Active and Retired Canadian Safety Community Members
Since 2017, both active and retired members of the Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) and Correctional Services have participated in The Rolling Barrage. Their respective service and duty across the country is greatly needed and appreciated.
Active or Retired Emergency Health Care Providers
Since 2017, active and retired doctors and nurses have participated in The Rolling Barrage. While they don’t represent in large numbers on the ride, they are formidable in terms of their growing support to our mission. While The Rolling Barrage does not act in an advocacy capacity for this valuable group, it is recognized that in Canada, our healthcare system and those that work within it need our support. For everything that you do, we thank you.