Speak up for a future where all veterans get the support they need after service.
The People’s Promise to Veterans is a way of showing our Armed Forces community, and those with the power to make change happen, just how many of us care.
Often dealing with injuries and illness, many veterans need additional support after service. And they are telling us that that help simply doesn’t exist. With global threats rising, the cracks in support for those who have protected us will only get bigger.
By adding your name to the People's Promise, you'll be showing that you support
In 2007, Help for Heroes were there on the ground when the Hercules carrying our wounded, sick and injured touched down on UK soil – and we’ve been there for our veterans and their families ever since. Every day, our team hears stories from those we support, and the ways they feel let down by the nation they served. We don’t believe that’s right. The People’s Promise asks the Great British Public to stand united and fight alongside veterans to ensure they get the lifelong care they deserve.”
Chief Advocacy Ambassador - Help for Heroes
This summer, we’re bringing the People’s Promise to high streets — giving members of the public the opportunity to make their promise in person.
The Peace Puzzle is a large, interactive installation that represents public support for better treatment of veterans. Each piece of the puzzle symbolises an individual promise — a visible demonstration that the UK stands with those who served.
You can visit the Peace Puzzle at the following locations:
Visitors will be invited to add their name to the People’s Promise and, if they wish, write their own message of support on a puzzle piece, becoming part of a growing national show of solidarity.
To read more about our Public Affairs and policy work, please visit our main Campaigning for Change page.
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Ten months on from a motorbike accident that nearly killed him, a former member of the Light Dragoons is using the motto ‘Cavalry Never Fail’ to spur him on in his effort to raise money for the Charity that supported his recovery.
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An Army veteran, from Derbyshire, has hailed the life-changing support he is receiving and wants his story to encourage other veterans who may be struggling to get the help they need.
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Help for Heroes is working with South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust, to develop a pioneering role that will improve the experience of veterans using hospital services.
