On 30th August 2025, I’ll be taking part in a skydive in honour of my beautiful cousin Jaysley Louise Beck.

I’m one of 25 people jumping in her name, to raise awareness, honour her memory, and stand up for something that should never have happened.

Jaysley was a proud young soldier in the British Army. At just 19, her life was tragically cut short. She brought so much energy, laughter and love into the world, and she deserved so much more.

While serving, Jaysley experienced sexual harassment and assault. She reported it, but the response she received was completely inadequate. An apology letter, and nothing more. She was let down by the system she gave everything to. A system that was meant to protect her.

This skydive is our way of making sure that her voice is heard.

We’re jumping for her. For her courage. For the countless others still suffering in silence.

We’re also raising money for the Centre for Military Justice, a charity that’s been supporting Jaysley’s family from the very beginning and continues to fight for those failed by military systems.

Some of us are nervous, some are terrified, but none of that compares to what Jaysley went through. She faced her struggles with bravery and heart. Now, we’ll face our fears for her.

Because we all carry something. Let’s carry it together.

Please donate if you can. Share her story. Help us keep her voice alive.

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