Tash & Jasmine’s 15,000ft Survivor Skydive fundr

Celebrating Strength, Freedom, and Giving Back

Last year, I (Tash) went through something that completely changed my life. I survived domestic violence and coercive control — an experience that challenged me in ways I never imagined. Thanks to the incredible support from family, friends & organisations like Julian House, I was able to find safety, rebuild my life, and stand strong enough to pursue justice.

Now, as my healing journey continues and the legal process nears its conclusion this summer, I want to mark this new chapter in my life with something powerful — a 15,000ft skydive!

Following the trial and sentencing (June 2025) we are aiming to book the skydive for summer or autumn of 2025, and we will be taking the leap in Salisbury, freefalling for 60 seconds at 120mph to raise money for Julian House — the charity that played a huge part in my journey to safety and recovery.

Every penny raised will go towards making this happen and helping others escape dangerous situations and find the safety, support, and hope that everyone deserves.

If you are able to donate, no matter how small, it would mean the world to us and  to those who desperately need that lifeline.

I’m also so thrilled to be sharing this experience with my amazing friend — and absolute legend — Jasmine, who will be skydiving with me. 

 When I was placed in the lovely little town of Castle Cary at the end of 2024, Jasmine was one of the very first people to welcome me with open arms. Her kindness, strength, and friendship have meant the world to me ever since. Not only is she taking the leap with me, but she’s also chosen to support this fundraiser — standing beside me in every sense of the word. 

I’m so grateful to have her by my side for such a meaningful moment.

This skydive is a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the power of community. Thank you so much for reading, and for any support you’re able to give.

Together, we can change lives.

Julian House supports vulnerable and at-risk individuals across the South-West. These include adults & young people experiencing homelessness, those escaping domestic abuse, adults with learning difficulties, people who need support & long-term unemployed.

The charity operates over 50 different projects, & manages over 90 accommodation sites inc our homeless outreach services and the 20-bed emergency access hostel in Bath.

Not just changing lives - often saving lives.

Please donate today!