Veterans’ Event is All About Community Connection
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The Help for Heroes Community Sports Series returned to Newtownards last month, with 40 veterans and their family members taking part in a range of inclusive sports over the weekend.
For too many veterans and their families, winter can be one of the hardest times of the year – darker evenings, difficult memories and the pressures of Christmas.
Your support can help ensure those who are struggling don't have to face these challenges alone – and help bring peace closer.
We understand the difficulties people face when starting a new life after leaving the military.
Finding work, somewhere to live, a purpose, and a place in society, can feel overwhelming.
Help for Heroes is the leading Armed Forces and veterans’ charity in the UK. With your support, we can help our veterans and their families live well after service.
Your support can help bring peace closer for veterans and their families.
This Remembrance Sunday, more than 50 of our veterans, carers and colleagues will join 10,000 others at the Cenotaph March-Past in London. They are there to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
As we remember the fallen, Help for Heroes remains at the side of veterans and their families, still fighting for the peace they deserve.
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The Help for Heroes Community Sports Series returned to Newtownards last month, with 40 veterans and their family members taking part in a range of inclusive sports over the weekend.
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Discover the Battle of Britain, including what caused the conflict, key events, and why it became a turning point in World War II.
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Three friends from Dudley have set themselves an incredible challenge – to complete the 96-mile Highland Way in three days, and then climb Ben Nevis.