Help for Heroes has introduced a new case management system into its recovery services to ensure veterans get the support they deserve and feel empowered to take control of their own recovery.
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Help for Heroes has introduced a new case management system into its recovery services to ensure veterans get the support they deserve and feel empowered to take control of their own recovery.
Read moreHelp for Heroes has introduced its virtual Recovery College, the first of its kind designed specifically for wounded veterans and their families.
Read moreHelp for Heroes has announced a major restructure in order to protect its life-changing recovery services from the devastating financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreNigel, who has significant family connections to the Armed Forces, will start with the Charity in September 2020
Read moreThe survey, which took place in May 2020, was completed by wounded veterans, service personnel and their families to enable the charity to understand how their support needs may change in the future.
Read moreVeterans who have suffered life changing injuries and illnesses as a result of their service are proudly serving their country again as they face a new battle in their NHS roles to defeat Coronavirus.
Read more“During these highly unusual circumstances, Help for Heroes remains absolutely committed to supporting the ongoing recovery journey of wounded, injured and sick veterans, service personnel and their families….
Read moreRecovery Colleges, which are based on the principles of hope, opportunity and control, already exist around the UK and help people with mental health issues gain the skills and confidence to manage their own recovery journeys.
Read moreHelp for Heroes is proud to support the British Armed Forces and celebrated Armed Forces Day, not only at events up and down the UK, but by taking our support further afield to the USA.
Read moreSome Veterans, like injured paratrooper Ben Parkinson, will never fully recover from their battle wounds. Previously, they may not have survived their injuries at all.
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