Keep up to date with the latest news and updates from Help for Heroes, including the vital work we’re doing to support the Armed Forces community. From our campaigning and public affairs, to inspiring fundraising stories and insights into our recovery services, this is your go-to hub.
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The former Mayor of Rhondda Cynon Taf, Councillor Jill Bonetto, attended one of our veterans’ model-making sessions, at Rhydyfelin AFC, to give the Charity a cheque for more than £30,000.
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Royal Navy Falklands veteran Nick Martin commemorated his lost colleagues this week with a ‘traditional’ supper of a bowl of tinned peach slices with some cold, evaporated milk.
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A 74-year-old former RAF crewman, who was medically discharged from the service more than 40 years ago, is walking the Wales Coast Path to raise money for the Charity.
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Help for Heroes and its partner agency, Blue Array, have scored a fantastic achievement by scooping an SEO award at the European Search Awards ceremony.
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Johnathon, who lives in Portsmouth, took part in Help for Heroes’ flagship event for the first time in 2019 as part of his recovery as a member of the charity’s fellowship group, the Band of Brothers – and was due to take part in the BBBR in 2020 before
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A team of staff, supporters, and veterans – including one whose mobility is aided via a wheelchair following a serious brain injury – will be scaling the highest peak in South Wales, Pen Y Fan, on 15 June.
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A former director has raised more than £3,000 for the Charity after cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats.
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An award-winning member of our case-management team has written an inspirational and uplifting book about overcoming adversity and what you can learn when things are heading for disaster – or a potential disaster of our own making.
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Johnathon, who lives in Portsmouth, took part in Help for Heroes’ flagship event for the first time in 2019 as part of his recovery as a member of the charity’s fellowship group, the Band of Brothers – and was due to take part in the BBBR in 2020 before
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