We have announced the difficult decision to undergo a major restructure in order to protect our life-changing recovery services from the devastating financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Covid vaccine brings great hope for an end to the pandemic and lockdowns - however, sadly, some individuals are using it as opportunity to defraud others.
Taking just a few moments each day to practice the following will not only make the lungs function more efficiently but also will help decrease anxiety and stress.
During this difficult time, there is a lot of information out there, we thought it would be useful to filter and sort the data and put it into a series of useful Tools and Tips, in the form of a “COVID Toolkit.
Caroline Rawlins joined our Fellowship team in 2017 to lead our Help for Heroes Choir. Having grown up in a military family and a member herself of the Military Wives’ Choir, Caroline understands first hand why singing plays such an important part in the recovery journeys of many of our veterans.
When lockdown forced our recovery centres to close, Amy and her team were unable to run their normal activities. However, now Amy is back and excited to be working on a new series of Sports Recovery programmes, all of which can be easily accessed at home by our veterans.
Our brand-new watch partnership has launched! With six unique timepieces in the range representing the services that make up our British Armed Forces, our partnership begins with AVI-8, a brand that seeks to honour both the aircraft and the stories of airmen who have dedicated themselves in and out of the cockpit.
Occupational Therapy (OT) at Help for Heroes provides practical support to veterans in order to help them manage their daily life when the impact of their injury might be getting in the way.
Annette Laurie left the Royal Navy and Royal Naval Reserves as a Chief Petty Officer in September 2010 after 26 years combined in both services.
In 2011, Ryan Seyler was diagnosed with hemiplegia, a form of cerebral palsy, as well as coeliac disease. He was just two years old. Now aged eleven, Ryan has faced more than his fair share of life’s challenges. But rather than focus on them, he likes to set himself more.
Mike Lee, the Course Development Lead, has spent the past few months developing courses that achieve the college’s ultimate aim; to give veterans the confidence and understanding to achieve their recovery goals.
Alex Lovett is our Occupational Therapist, who works with our wounded to help them find practical ways to overcome the limitations of illness or injury.
