Inclusion and gender pay
As part of our ongoing drive to be a fair and inclusive employer, we published a Gender Pay Balance report
Each year we publish our Annual and Impact Reports, including our financial statements, so you can read about our activities and successes over the financial period and how we continue to improve the lives of veterans and their families. Our Annual Reviews are also available from Companies House and the Charity Commission websites.
How we helped last year
- 1,201 people with complex and serious challenges were supported by Help for Heroes case managers who coordinate the care a veteran or family receives. Our case managers are experts in welfare issues.
- 87% increase in the number of people supported by the Charity between 2020/21 and 2023/24.
- 1,864 people were supported by our Veterans’ Clinical Services team, an increase of 24 per cent on the year before.
- 1,512 people were supported by our Hidden Wounds mental health team, an increase of 12 per cent on the year before.
Where we raised our money
Our portfolio of fundraising events brought in £1.1 million – up 30 per cent on the year before.
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Working with other charities
We are proud to have worked with specialist charities and organisations to ensure our Heroes get the support they deserve.
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Thanks to the kindness of our supporters, we’ve helped 27,000 people live well after military service. But thousands more still need us.
Interesting Reads
Veteran’s Family Turns Tragedy into Positive Legacy
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A family from Dunfermline who have devoted the last ten years to raising hundreds of thousands of pounds to support veterans across Scotland have made a fresh appeal for local people to show their support.
Help for Heroes Hosts Event for International Women's Day
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The strength of women across the Armed Forces community who are fighting for greater representation was highlighted at a powerful International Women's Day event.
Veteran's Charity Climb
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An Army veteran from Arbroath is hoping that 20 years on, he will be able to successfully repeat his climb of Ben Nevis, as he strives to make sure the veteran community isn’t forgotten.