Colin Lewis, Mark Trewin and Neil Cattle will be attempting their longest-ever cycle rides and hill climbs to raise vital funds for Jeremiah’s Journey. It will also be the most hill climbing they have done, the equivalent of cycling to the top of the Rocky Mountains at more the 6000ft. We will be riding with up to 150 cyclists as part of the 'The Great Plymouth Adventure' ride.

Since 1996, they have been providing support to children, young people and their parents/carers when the future feels uncertain or when hope feels lost. Their important work covers Plymouth and the surrounding areas.

Supporting children who are facing the death of a parent or have experienced the death of someone significant, can be hugely beneficial. Children who feel more able to cope with their grief, often report that they have improved concentration at school and less difficulties in expressing and dealing with their emotions.

We will update you with our training and progress along the way on social media - if you can spare the price of a coffee or anything more you will have done something very good for this world and encouraged us to complete the task.

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