Veterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress is commemorating Remembrance Weekend this year with a unique endurance run across Hampshire.
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Veterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress is commemorating Remembrance Weekend this year with a unique endurance run across Hampshire.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress is to move out of its Scottish treatment centre Hollybush House in Ayr to new premises in Edinburgh to enable the charity to treat as many veterans as possible.
Read moreThe following update has been shared by Jeff Harrison, Interim CEO of Combat Stress…
Read moreCombat Stress reacted and adapted quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic, rapidly moving to deliver our specialist treatment online and by phone whilst also adjusting our fundraising efforts to encompass virtual events and challenges to ensure the charity continued to receive vital funds. PTSD and other complex mental health conditions don’t stop and neither have we.
Read moreWith many Armed Forces Day events cancelled next month due to the pandemic, veterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress has come up with an exciting and tasty way for people to support the Armed Forces community and raise much needed funds at the same time.
Read moreWith thousands of former servicemen and women seeking mental health treatment each year, we are running our popular fundraising challenge March in March for the fourth consecutive year.
Read moreParticipants are needed to test Drinks:Ration, an alcohol app for veterans.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress has announced that their Director of Resources Jeff Harrison will step into the role of Interim Chief Executive when current CEO Sue Freeth leaves the post at the end of January.
Read moreNorthrop Grumman, a global aerospace and defence technology company, has donated $44,000 to Combat Stress to support military veterans.
Read moreToday we open the Veterans’ Intensive Mental Health Service (VIMHS), focusing on veterans with the most complex mental health needs – those who have several severe mental health conditions that often hugely impact their lives.
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