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March Out Preferred
Finding the right support shouldn’t be another battle.
We’ve built a trusted network of veteran-aware professionals who understand the unique challenges of military transition and can provide expert guidance when you need it.
Having dealt with each business ourselves, our recomendations come off the back of geniune experience and sincerity with preferences.
If you would like to know more or assistance on who to connect with, jump on a call with us.
Our Network
Financial Advisors
APEX Financial Services Group
Apex Financial Services is a specialist financial advice firm dedicated to supporting Defence members and veterans. Since 2018, we have helped thousands of veterans navigate DVA offers, including SRDP and Permanent Impairment elections, transition planning, and more. With our deep knowledge, expertise and commitment to the veteran community, we provide clear, personalised advice designed to help veterans move confidently into the next stage of life.
Located in Brisbane QLD however supports Veterans Australia wide.
DVA Advocates
Baldwin Advocacy & Claims
Baldwin Advocacy & Claims is a fixed-fee DVA advocacy service. Founded by a veteran, built for veterans. No percentage cuts. No hidden fees. Just honest, dedicated advocacy that puts your entitlements where they belong: in your pocket.
Kai Baldwin, founded of Baldwin Advocacy and Claims, has been the forfront of storming the change within the advocacy space for over 10 years. His knowledge and experience is second to none. Offering free consulation calls, you only need to hear him speak to know you’re in the best position.
Supports veterans Australia wide.
Community Initiatives
Mate-Ship
A supportive community built for current and former military personnel, emergency services members, frontline workers, and their families.
Through boating, practical activities, shared experiences, and time on the water, we create opportunities for connection, purpose, learning, adventure, and wellbeing.
Whether you’re looking to meet new mates, learn new skills, reconnect with community, or simply take a break from the pressures of everyday life, Mate-Ship welcomes you aboard.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about how March Out works or how we can support you? You’re in the right place. Explore our most common questions to learn how we help veterans build clarity.
All Australian veterans leaving Defence or already transitioned can participate. Our programs are tailored to meet individual needs at any stage of transition.
We offer three core programs:
6-Week Transition Mentorship
Immersive One-Day Workshop
Personalized 1:1 Mentoring
Participation is able to be self funded by the veteran.
Alternatively there are existing support pathways available via an eligibility assessment.
We encourage you to contact us to find out which options may be available to you.
Receiving personalised support for achieving goals whether that is career planning, administrative challenges, mental resilience, and rebuilding confidence; it is tailored to your unique situation consider 1:1 mentoring, your battle buddy.
March Out is open to all current and former service members, regardless of branch or rank. Whether you’ve just transitioned out or have been a civilian for years, we’re here to help you find clarity, purpose, and community.
After joining, you’ll be matched with a veteran mentor who understands your challenges and goals. Together, you’ll work through personalised guidance covering career transition, mental fitness, and building a fulfilling civilian life.
Reach out to us via email and we will get in contact with you to do an onboarding call. From there we will advise you the next steps.
