The community
More than a shop. A community that carries each other.
Scarred Society started with a chip you carry and pass on. The free community is where those chips, and the people holding them, connect.
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Chips
A chip you pass on
Carry a chip, then give it to someone who could use it. Every chip has a code, so its journey is remembered.
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Chapters
Leave your story
When a chip reaches you, add a few honest words about where you are. You choose who gets to read them.
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Groups
Find your people
Free groups for running, ice baths, wake, sobriety and injury recovery, with moderators and clear rules.
One chip. Passed on again and again.
Each chip carries the stories of everyone who has held it. Here’s what that looks like so far.
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- chips out in the world
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- people connected
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- countries reached
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- km travelled in total
Recently passed on
How it works
Four steps, no pressure
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Get a chip
Pick up a Keep Going chip or a pack in the shop, or be given one by someone.
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Scan it
Scan the code on the chip to join its journey. Joining is free.
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Add your chapter
Share a few words if you want to. It's always your choice who sees them.
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Pass it on
Give the chip to someone who could use it, and watch its ripple grow.
Together
What we're building, together
Find your community
Our community groups
Different groups. One community. Find the space that feels right for you.
Wake Community
Connect with riders, share advice and talk all things wakeboarding.
Mum's Club
A supportive space for mums connected through action, family and community.
Questions
Is the community free?
Yes. Joining and taking part is free. You only pay for chips and kit in the shop.
Who can see what I share?
You choose. Each chapter can be seen by everyone, by members only, or just by you. Anything personal, like a sober-since date, stays private unless you choose to show it.
Who is it for?
Adults, 18 and over. It is a place for support and connection, not a crisis service. Support lines are shown in every group.
How are the groups kept safe?
Every group has its own rules that you agree to when you join. Members can report anything, and moderators can hide messages to keep the group kind.
Free community
Come and find your people
Follow your chips, read the stories of everyone who has held them, and join groups made for the things that carry you through.