NEXT Launches Help for Heroes Homeware
NEXT has launched a new range of homeware in collaboration with Help for Heroes, combining stylish design with a meaningful cause.
Too many veterans are left to fight for the support they need; mentally, physically, financially. This isn’t just their fight – it’s ours, too.
We stand with them every day, providing life changing support that rebuilds lives.
Help veterans find the peace they deserve.
We understand the difficulties people face when starting a new life after leaving the military.
Finding work, somewhere to live, a purpose, and a place in society, can feel overwhelming.
Help for Heroes is the leading Armed Forces and veterans’ charity in the UK. With your support, we can help our veterans and their families live well after service.
Armed Forces Week (23 - 29 June) is our chance to thank those currently serving, as well as veterans, reservists, cadets, and the families who stand beside them every day.
They’ve all sacrificed so much for our safety and freedom, so let’s spend the week celebrating them!
Whether you’re joining a local event, hanging out the bunting, or simply sharing your support online using #SaluteOurForces, your actions show our Armed Forces community that they are valued and never forgotten.
With your support, we can be here for the armed forces community now and in the future.
Our shop collection of stylish clothing and accessories isn’t just about looking great - it’s about making a real difference. Every purchase helps fund vital support for veterans and their families. So while you upgrade your wardrobe, you're also helping change lives.
Wear your support proudly.
NEXT has launched a new range of homeware in collaboration with Help for Heroes, combining stylish design with a meaningful cause.
Thinking about taking on Operation Swim? Maybe you’ve just taken the plunge and signed up? Perhaps you’re wondering ‘why swim between 5km and 47km?’ Before you decide, step back in time with us, where the story begins over 80 years ago.
A group of Nottingham students have been inspired to complete a three-day challenge after meeting an Army veteran, who now works with Help for Heroes.