Over 120 fundraisers and veteran volunteers were invited to attend the Combat Stress ‘Extra Mile’ awards at the Cavalry and Guards Club on Thursday 23 February.
Read moreOver 120 fundraisers and veteran volunteers were invited to attend the Combat Stress ‘Extra Mile’ awards at the Cavalry and Guards Club on Thursday 23 February.
Read moreThis Armistice Combat Stress is launching Life as We Know It: Living with PTSD. The photo-led campaign, documents men and women, aged from 33 – 63, who served in conflicts including the Falklands, Bosnia, Northern Ireland and Afghanistan.
Read moreBe a part of our annual Armistice Address on Wednesday 9 November 2022 at the Victory Services Club, London.
Read moreAn Isle of Wight-based former serviceman, turned Mental Health Nurse has been walking 500 miles across the UK to raise money for veteran’s mental health charity Combat Stress.
Read moreCorporal Tom Green, who served with the First Fusiliers as a physical trainer, was taking part in a charity bike ride for Combat Stress on 14 August 2020 when he was hit by a lorry.
Read moreCombat Stress is committed to providing the best quality mental health care for veterans with complex mental health problems across the UK.
Read moreWe are holding a series of ‘Coffee, Cake and Combat Stress’ events to raise awareness of our work, share how we support veterans in Scotland and talk about how supporters help make it possible.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress has received a £50,000 donation from Mountpark, the UK’s leading logistics and commercial property firm in London.
Read moreA team of eight serving and veteran Grenadier Guards, five of whom have life changing injuries, will take to open canoes and traverse 700km of the Yukon River in Northwest Canada to raise funds for veterans’ mental charity Combat Stress, SSAFA, the armed forces charity, and The Grenadier Guards Colonel’s Fund.
Read moreCorporal Natalya Platonova, winner of Channel 4’s reality show The Circle, has hiked from Oxford to Buckingham Palace with a medicine ball, representing the ‘invisible burden’ of mental health.
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