Expedition in Himalayas

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Subject: Invitation to Join a Historic Recovery Expedition – MH1 (Mental Health Peak)

Dear Peji 

I hope this message finds you in peace and strength.

As brothers and sisters in recovery, we all carry within us the story of pain—and the powerful journey of rising above it. Our paths to healing may have differed, but our mission is one: to give hope, strength, and a second chance to those still struggling in the shadows.

Today, I want to share a dream that has been close to my heart—one I’ve been quietly nurturing, and now feel ready to bring to life with you.

We are organizing a one-of-a-kind mental health awareness expedition:
Climbing an unnamed, unclimbed peak in the Indian Himalayas, which we will name MH1 – Mental Health Peak.

This expedition is not about conquest—it is about connection.
It’s about proving that recovery is possible, and that those once broken by addiction can now climb to heights—literal and symbolic—once thought impossible.

Highlights of the Expedition:

• Dates: 20th October to 31st October
• Participants: Recovering addicts from around the world (from rehabs, fellowships, institutions, or meetings)
• Climb Type: Non-technical, safe but challenging enough to make a statement
• Goal: To do a recovery meeting on the summit of MH1, where no human has yet set foot
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• Documentary Film: A powerful film and media campaign will capture the journey to inspire millions
• Cause: Crowdfunding support for street addicts who cannot afford treatment due to homelessness or povert
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Contribution Details: Each participant is contributing $7,000–$10,000, covering:

• All climbing equipment
• Accommodation and meals during the entire program
• Travel and logistics within India
• Documentation and media coverage

Sponsor a Climber: We are also welcoming individuals, rehab centers, and social organizations to sponsor a climber from India who may not be able to afford the costs.
Your banner/logo will be carried to the top, and you will receive powerful photos and footage with your organization's message at MH1.

All extra funds raised after the expedition will directly go towards funding rehabilitation for the most underprivileged addicts across India.

We already have 5 committed recovering climbers, each bringing with them courage, vulnerability, and fire to make this message heard loud and clear across the world.

Will you join us?
Whether by climbing, sponsoring, or sharing this message—we invite you to be part of something deeply meaningful.

Let’s rise together, and prove that no peak is higher than the strength of the human spirit in recovery.

Warmly,
Panki soodb
Founder, MH1 Expedition