About
Breached works with expert advisors to provide armed forces moral injury advocacy, support, specialist signposting and research.
Breached is passionate about working with veterans, serving personnel and their families who endure the long term effects of institutional betrayal, ethical breaches, and/or suppression, in the form of a moral injury.
We provide a listening ear and tailored support for male and female survivors of military sexual trauma, nuclear test veterans, veterans of Porton Down human experimentation, Gulf War veterans, veterans who were given dubious vaccinations and those who are compromised by human augmentation and Artificial Intelligence in the military.
Michelle and Ceri are daughters of British nuclear test veterans. In 1956, Ceri’s father, Michael Marsh, a 23 year old RAF aircraft weapons’ mechanic, was flown to Maralinga, in the Australian desert, to witness the detonation of the atomic bomb, Kite, at Operation Buffalo. Michelle’s father, a Royal Navy veteran, witnessed Operation Grapple X and Y at Christmas Island in 1957-58, Pacific Ocean, whilst aboard the HMS Narvik. Michelle’s father, Michael Peter White, donated his body for medical science due to the nuclear tests. We work for nuclear test veterans and are very much part of the community.
Ways to help
Military sexual trauma
Standing up for victims of moral injury and ethical injustice
Support our work
Standing up for victims of moral injury and ethical injustice
Nuclear test veterans
Standing up for victims of moral injury and ethical injustice
Individual and collective advocacy for moral injury
Breached was born from lived experience of moral injury. As daughters of nuclear test veterans, we understand and empathise with people who experience failures of duty of care caused by those who know better.