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Tuesday 29 January 2019

Hear what our Heroes have to say about Cut The Clock

Posted by Help For Heroes

"Amazing campaign! Hidden Wounds signposted me to the help I received, 4 years on I'm in a better place as a result!" - Simon

"Took me closer to 10 years to ask for help but it has changed my life. Thanks to Help for Heroes and Hidden Wounds." - Jim

"It took me 13 years to ask for help... Please stop this happening, if I had taken action sooner I may have still been serving in a career I loved." - Robert

"It's fair to say the involvement from Help for Heroes has saved me." - Nick

"Tedworth House saved me." - Catherine

"Best thing I've ever done in life is ask for help!" - Nick

"Please reach out for help, that is not failing, that shows courage and strength." - Jules

"Thanks Help for Heroes for all your help." - Malcolm

"A big shout out to RC Plymouth and Tedworth. Thank you for everything." - Neil

Find out more about our Cut The Clock campaign here.

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