06/09/2026
A gifted break, a campervan, and the freedom to switch off.
Meet Jordine, Sophie and Tanner β the woof!
Jordine is an Air and Space Operations Officer in the RAF, while Sophie is a musician in the Royal Marines Band Service. Tanner is their rescue dog and, just as importantly, a therapy dog supporting palliative care patients, including veterans.
For their gifted break, the three of them set off on an unforgettable west-to-east adventure around Scotland, starting in the Lake District and travelling through some truly spectacular places.
Their journey took them to Ullswater, Luss and Loch Lomond, Glencoe, Fort William and Ben Nevis, Arisaig and Mallaig, the Isle of Skye, Fort Augustus and Loch Ness, the Cairngorms and Ballater, before finishing in St Andrews.
When we asked what they loved most about the camper, their answer really summed it up:
"The freedom and ability to go anywhere and switch off from the rest of the world. The ability to disconnect and decide where you want to drive to and stay for the night."
And when we asked whether the break had made a difference to their mental health, the answer was simply:
"100%!!!"
This is exactly why Sponsored Breaks exist. Having the opportunity to step away from everyday life, explore somewhere new, spend quality time together and simply switch off can make such a difference.
None of these breaks would be possible without the incredible support of our sponsors. Their generosity helps us provide these experiences to people and families who truly deserve some time away, and we are incredibly grateful for everything they do to make Sponsored Breaks possible.
Please take a moment to check out and support our sponsors. Every bit of support for them helps us continue giving these breaks to others.
Weβre so pleased Jordine, Sophie and Tanner had such an incredible adventure, and we hope there are many more miles, mountains and memories ahead for them.