“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….
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“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.
Read moreThe ADVANCE Study is a longitudinal research programme examining the long-term health and welfare of those injured whilst deployed in Iraq or Afghanistan
Read moreThe campaign comes as new survey results commissioned by Help for Heroes reveal that Armed Forces Veterans are delaying asking for help with their mental health
Read moreThis Christmas, Walking With The Wounded and Help for Heroes are joining forces to provide those veterans who are struggling with the support they need and deserve.
Read moreMilitary veterans are to be offered the chance to make a career change to working in the film industry.
Read moreA growing partnership between Help for Heroes and Essex Wildlife Trust has recently broken new ground.
Read moreCongratulations to the 40 Veterans and Service Personnel who proudly served their country again in the Warrior Games, a major international sports event.
The team was trained and selected by Help for Heroes to represent the UK at the 2018 Warrior Games from 1 – 9 June in Colorado Springs and they took part in nine adaptive sports: Athletics, Archery, Cycling, Indoor Rowing, Sitting Volleyball, Shooting, Swimming, Powerlifting and Wheelchair Basketball.
Competitor Ian Primmer served in the Royal Logistic Corps and suffers from PTSD and hip pain. Ian, who competed in cycling, swimming, and shooting.
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