Hi I'm Odhran, just your average 20 year old living in Belfast. I woke up one day and decided that there's much greater motivating factors in life than just money that can and will drive us to get off our asses and make some significant and positive moves for ourselves and the community around us. So me and my dad came together... 

The mental health of those around us is a great enough reason for us to create action today. 

The best way we believe we can make an impact is by putting ourselves on the line by sacraficing our comforts like our warm home, cosy beds and the variety of foods in the cupboards, the full wardrobe and the loving family that we get the pleasure of sharing this home with... Our luxuries. 

We've decided to challenge ourselves to camp and hike the 27 highest mountain tops in the 32 county's of the Isle of Ireland in 7 days from bottom to top. Scary but exciting! 

We will be cooking, sleeping and living up these mountains for the whole duration of the 7 days, rain, hail, sleet or snow. The only acception will be travelling from location to location in my car.

All we ask for from you is to get involved! We all know someone if not many people who have suffered or are suffering from mental health problems so every penny we raise will be going towards a greater cause. 

We are investing in the health of our friends and family for a healthier and happier community. The more we do now the better chance we have of preventing more and more people experiencing such a paralysing illness alone! 

Lets get together and be a part of the solution! 

AWARE is the depression charity for Northern Ireland working for people with depression and bipolar disorder. AWARE has an established network of 24 support groups in rural and urban areas across the country, which are run by trained volunteers. Support groups welcome people with depression & bipolar disorder as well as carers for people with the illness. AWARE deliver mental health & well being programmes into communities, schools, colleges, universities & workplaces across Northern Ireland. For more information visit www.aware-ni.org