Help for Heroes will no longer be directly involved with Invictus Team UK, following a decision by the MOD that the Royal British Legion will lead the end-to-end delivery of Team UK to the Invictus Games for the next five years and will also be the main funder of the programme ...
We have launched a campaign to recruit military veterans to support their comrades in a pilot ‘Buddy’ scheme designed to help combat isolation and loneliness ...
A former director of the Charity is undertaking a sponsored bike ride from Land’s End to John O’Groats to raise valuable funds ...
A 75-year-old Army veteran, who was shot in the head and back during his service, is riding 2022 miles on his hand-bike along the Exe estuary to raise funds for Armed Forces charities that have supported him ...
Kate Orchard, a former World War II RAF plotter, took the controls of a glider in the skies over Cornwall to fundraise for us … just a week before her 100th birthday.
As we reach the 40th Anniversary of the Falklands War, recent research we have carried out shows that there is a big knowledge gap among the Great British public around the details of the conflict. Below are 10 key facts that give interesting insight to what happened all those years ago.
On the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War, those who stepped up to serve their country all those years ago must never be forgotten
The sports, activity and fellowship team lead for the south of England, Tristan Cooper, will be paying the price for an off-the-cuff quip, in July, when he runs 75 miles of the Kennet & Avon Canal while fundraising for the charity ...
Our biggest fundraiser, former Royal Engineers Sergeant Steve Craddock MBE, will lead from the front in June, when the fundraising bike ride he organises, Cycle4Heroes, returns after a two-year hiatus ...
One of our counsellors is ‘walking the walk’ in April to help raise funds for the Charity ...
One of our veteran ambassadors will be treading the red carpet when he attends the Charity Film Awards, at the Odeon Luxe, Leicester Square, on 22 March ...
