His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of County Durham, Mrs Sue Snowdon, attended Launchpad’s Hollyacre House in Sacriston on 12 October to officially open the house.
Read moreHis Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of County Durham, Mrs Sue Snowdon, attended Launchpad’s Hollyacre House in Sacriston on 12 October to officially open the house.
Read moreVeterans’ charity Launchpad has continued to invest and make improvements to one of its houses in Liverpool.
Read moreOver 60 athletes from all over the North of England, attended a weightlifting event last weekend to raise valuable funds for a charity that provides accommodation and support to homeless veterans.
Read moreA London-based accountancy firm is the latest company to support veterans’ charity Launchpad.
Read moreNew bedding and towels, toiletries, cutlery and tins and packets of food are just some of the essential items homeless veterans receive when they first move into their flats at Hollyacre House in Durham.
Read moreA programme of activities designed to improve the mental health and wellbeing of veterans will continue to be provided over the next three years thanks to new funding.
Read moreAn outdoor adventure and activities company in North Wales has pledged its support to veterans’ charity, Launchpad.
Read moreResident veterans living at Launchpad’s Hollyacre House in Durham are set to benefit from major investment and improvements that will increase the quality of living at the house.
Read moreAstraZeneca in Liverpool are working with staff and residents from Launchpad’s Speke House, as part of Armed Forces Week.
Read moreLeading North of England civil engineering and built environment company, Esh Group, has pledged its support to veterans’ charity Launchpad.
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