Over 100 local residents and supporters of Combat Stress, the UK’s leading veterans’ mental health charity, had the opportunity to find out more about what happens behind the gates at Tyrwhitt House, the charity’s South Hub, on Thursday 30 March.
Read moreABF The Soldiers’ Charity has awarded Combat Stress a grant of £250,000 to help it deliver The Together Programme, designed for the partners of veterans with PTSD.
Read moreVeterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Scotland will cohere with existing health and social resources, providing veterans improved access to high quality, timely care, regardless of where they live in Scotland.
Read moreOn International Women’s Day we wanted to highlight the work of our research team at Combat Stress which has led the way in exploring the mental health of UK women veterans.
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.
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