The Veterans War - Our Mission
This is the Veterans War. It’s a war forgotten by many. But not by us. Our mission is to ensure no one is left behind in the Veterans War
How we strive to make a difference
People who served in our Armed Forces put their lives on the line to protect us. In many cases, they’re now paying the price with physical pain, mental trauma, isolation and more.
We work tirelessly to help them live well and find the peace they deserve. To carry on doing this we need to raise awareness of the challenges veterans and their families face, as well as vital funds. But we can’t do this alone.
Will you join our mission and help make a difference to veteran's lives?
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.
Read more about the Veterans WarThis is the Veterans War. It’s a war forgotten by many. But not by us. Our mission is to ensure no one is left behind in the Veterans War
Thousands of veterans spend Christmas lonely and isolated. A message of support could be a beacon of hope in the darkness.
Our BBC Lifeline film highlights the variety of support we offer to help our Armed Forces community live well after service.
While it takes strength to serve in the Armed Forces, it takes a different kind of strength to live life beyond injury.
One in three veterans have felt suicidal in their lifetime. Many won't tell you how they are feeling, could you read between the lines?
In 2019 we commissioned a study to look at how long it takes veterans to reach out for mental health support.
We are here for wounds both visible and hidden and believe that those who put their lives on the line for us, deserve a second chance.
In this series of Facing It Together videos, Help for Heroes beneficiaries are captured in conversation with supporters
Some veterans are living with injuries so severe that they are dependent on round-the-clock care.
In the last 20 years, the lives of almost 40,000 men and women have been derailed by injury. Every day this number grows.
In 2018, we were able to help 4,194 wounded, injured and sick individuals. But there are still thousands out there who need us.
This series of images, taken by Roger Keller, tells our Heroes’ stories through their tattoos.
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A café owner in Abergavenny is throwing open his doors to support veterans in the local area.
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A group of students from Loughborough College are set to take on the daunting challenge of covering a distance the equivalent of travelling to the North Pole, to show their support for veterans living in the local area – and raise much needed funds for He
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An Army veteran, from Andover, will host a photo-art exhibition in the town’s Unity Art Studio next month, just four years on from being medically discharged because of a neurological injury sustained during service ...