Having successfully campaigned for the creation of the Office for Veterans’ Affairs, we welcome the increased focus which has been placed on veterans at the heart of government ...
The year 2021 won’t prove popular with many, but for veteran Lynsey Kelly the tail end of it will certainly have long-term benefits ...
Our congratulations go out to Army veteran Ben Bainbridge and his new wife Steph on their wedding last Friday ...
“The community is key in helping to identify those who are struggling, so we can step in to offer them support; they won’t come forward themselves.”
Congratulations to our ambassador, David Dent, who has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List, for ‘services to students, veterans and people with disability’ ...
A member of our case management team, Paul Vicary, has won the national title of ‘Heropreneur of the Year’ in recognition of his work on mental health throughout the pandemic ...
This Christmas we are asking you to #BeChristmasPresent and look out for anyone showing signs of withdrawal and isolation, by encouraging them to reconnect and seek help.
After 23 years serving with the King’s Royal Hussars, a medical discharge meant that overnight former staff sergeant Mark lost not only his livelihood, but a support network that had become his family.
We have joined forces with Bath-based homeless charity Julian House to offer veterans the chance to ‘get back in the saddle’ with a bike-building training course ...
As the Armed Forces Bill returns to the House of Commons, we urge the UK Government and MPs to seize this opportunity to further strengthen the Armed Forces Covenant ...
An 86-year-old RAF veteran, who never learned to ride a bike, is undertaking a ‘10 x 10’ cycling challenge – for 100 hours across 10 days – to raise funds for the Charity ...
Catterick-based veteran Mark Tonner successfully defended his World’s Strongest Disabled Man title, in Iceland, and broke a world record in the process, 11 years after losing the use of his arm while serving in Afghanistan ...
