Our reaction to Government's waiving of fees
Foreign and Commonwealth members of our Armed Forces make up a significant and vital part of the UK’s Defence capability and, as a nation, we ask them to make significant sacrifices to do so.
We’ve been supporting members of the Armed Forces community since 2007 and helping people turn their lives around.
Thanks to our work, Tony is walking again. Simon is talking again.
Michelle rediscovered her self-belief and love of life, through our sport recovery programme.
We supported Paul and his family with their mental health, helping them find a new lease of life.
The loving embrace of our Choir helped Caroline overcome loneliness and isolation. The singing eases her pain and anxiety.
We helped Ash understand his health conditions and get treatment that turned his life around.
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Our self-help guides and online courses gave Greg the life skills, confidence, and knowledge to take back control of his life.
We’ve also helped people deal with debt problems, homelessness, and unemployment.
Thanks to the kindness of our supporters, we’ve helped 30,000 people live well after military service. But thousands more still need us.
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Interesting Reads
Response to the Armed Forces Bill
You may remember that in 2019 we successfully called on Boris Johnson to show his commitment to veterans and their families by pledging to fulfil the ‘Veterans Pledge’ upon entering Number 10 Downing Street.
Michelle Partington
Michelle's dream job turned into a nightmare when horrors from the battlefield led to PTSD. Find out how she found the resilience to battle back.
Paul
Paul served in Northern Ireland during the troubles and his time in service left him with severe PTSD. On the verge of his family falling apart, he speaks about how he found the strength to ask for help.