Pioneering Nursing Role for Veterans
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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.
From wheelchair rugby to walking, craft to cookery - there’s more going on in your community than you may realise.
We provide an engaging and varied programme of inclusive sporting and social activities in your area. Join in to make connections in your local community, meet other local veterans and their families, and improve your physical and mental wellbeing. And you'll also enjoy some awesome events in great company.
Lots. And with new activities added regularly, there's something for everyone. You could try gym sessions, swimming, archery, boccia, mountain biking, paddleboarding, tennis, walking, cycling and a whole lot more.
Social activities for you and your family include things like walks, quizzes, arts and crafts, museum visits, cookery and photography. There's lots to discover and enjoy together.
As one of the few full-contact disability sports, wheelchair rugby has become a standout event at the Paralympic Games, and this autumn you can find out why.
We've partnered with GB Wheelchair Rugby to bring you a series of taster sessions, so you can discover for yourself the adrenaline and teamwork that makes this thrilling mixed gender sport such an incredible experience.
Do you have the skill, focus, and accuracy to hit the mark each time? Find out at these archery taster sessions.
This engaging sport is suitable for anyone to enjoy, is great for physical health, and even better, helps you unwind from the stresses of your day. Taster sessions will be running throughout the autumn months.
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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.
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A new drop-in session for veterans living in the Edinburgh area is opening next week (26 November).
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A Royal Navy veteran from Fife wants to help clear up misconceptions that some people might have about Help for Heroes and to encourage others to seek help