As the pandemic develops, Blesma is taking daily account of the situation and the governmental measures relating to it.
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As the pandemic develops, Blesma is taking daily account of the situation and the governmental measures relating to it.
Read moreBlesma Connects encourages connectivity by providing access to tailored content and community
Read moreBlesma, The Limbless Veterans is delighted to announce the appointment of Jon Bryant OBE as their next Chief Executive.
Read moreOn Thursday 4 July, military veteran Michael Swain MBE, who lost both his legs while serving in Afghanistan, will begin his bid to break the world record for travelling from John O’Groats to Land’s End using a handcycle.
Read moreTo mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, our intrepid team of six will kayak across the English Channel in three 2-person kayaks to reach Normandy in under 24 hours.
Read moreVeterans who’ve been injured and public figures have come together to share their stories of the tragedies and obstacles they’ve faced and discuss how they’ve moved forward to lead happy and fulfilled lives.
Read moreA classical sculpture of the UK’s first triple amputee from the Afghanistan War and Invictus Games champion Mark Ormrod is currently touring corporate buildings in London before culminating in an auction to raise thousands of pounds for military charities, The Royal Marines Charity and Blesma, the Limbless Veterans.
Read moreSpecialists from leading security and intelligence consultancy, Blackstone Consultancy, will be taking part in the London to Brighton Cycle Ride this weekend to raise funds for Blesma, a charity dedicated to assisting serving and ex-Service men and women who have suffered life changing injury.
Read moreFollow this link to all the highlights from the last month from Blesma.
Read morePioneering research has revealed that a radical new approach could improve the lives of ex-Service personnel and their families and create significant savings across the NHS.
Findings from a groundbreaking report released today (Monday, June 11), identify the need for changes in the way support is given to people with limb loss, their families and carers.
The challenge of coping with the physical and mental aspects of caring can put a tremendous strain on the family unit and they may feel lost and unsupported, the study highlights.
The project commissioned by Blesma and funded by The Forces in Mind Trust was undertaken by the Veterans and Families Institute for Military Research at Anglia Ruskin University.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
