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.
This weekend (6/7 Nov), we brought the 62-strong team of wounded, injured and sick personnel and veterans, due to compete at the Invictus Games The Hague, back together for the first time in almost two years.
Paralympic gold medalist Jaco van Gass began his love affair with adaptive cycling on our sports recovery programme - so please forgive us if we admit to feeling very proud of our new golden boy.
Help for Heroes patron Mark Cavendish secured the coveted green jersey in Sunday’s final stage of the Tour de France – and everybody at the Charity sends their best wishes and congratulations.
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A former soldier from Zimbabwe, who signed up to the British Army in 2000, has spoken about the support he’s received from Help for Heroes Community Recovery team in Wales, and how a grant to help him take part in wheelchair rugby has helped him find new purpose in life.
The team of 72 competitors selected to represent the UK at the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 was exclusively unveiled this morning at Horse Guards Parade.
