Army veteran Kieran Wood who suffered a life-changing brain injury married at themed wedding, to honour our charity which has played such a big part in his recovery.
Cycle4Heroes, the brainchild of our biggest fundraiser, former Royal Engineers Sergeant Steve Craddock MBE, raised more than £4,000 when the peloton took to the Kent countryside ...
Our ambassador, Royal Navy veteran Jamie Weller, from Nottingham, has been invited to make a keynote speech at a flagship event for the disabled community ...
Our choir performed recently in the Downing Street gardens, at the National Armed Forces Day Reception hosted by Boris Johnson to thank members of the UK Armed Forces ...
Mental health has received a lot of positive attention in recent years. Sadly, this isn’t yet reflected in how the mental health of the veteran community is portrayed in the media or valued in society. Very often our hero will have post-traumatic stress disorder, PTSD, which has become shorthand for mental health difficulties among veterans.
On the hottest day of the year, thus far, a team of staff, supporters, and veterans – including one who is a permanent wheelchair-user following a serious brain injury – scaled the highest peak in South Wales: Pen Y Fan ...
Two young undergraduates have become the first men to scale the highest peaks in each of the UK’s four nations, without the use of air travel, all in less than 24 hours – and one did so while raising money for us ... Fundraising undergraduates achieve a first
A father-and-son wounded veteran duo are to unite on a 350-mile charity cycle ride that will take them past the war grave of their ancestor killed in northern France in World War I.
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 is back again for it's welcome return.
A former director has raised more than £3,000 for the Charity after cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats ...
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 ...
A team of staff, supporters, and veterans – including a wheelchair user following a serious brain injury – will be scaling the highest peak in South Wales, Pen Y Fan, on 15 June ...
