The Stoll Foundation has announced that Gary Lashko OBE, former Chief Executive of The Royal Hospital Chelsea, will succeed Air Vice-Marshal Ray Lock CBE JP as the Chair of the charity’s Board of Trustees.
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The Stoll Foundation has announced that Gary Lashko OBE, former Chief Executive of The Royal Hospital Chelsea, will succeed Air Vice-Marshal Ray Lock CBE JP as the Chair of the charity’s Board of Trustees.
Read moreThe Stoll Foundation, the leading provider of supported housing to vulnerable veterans, are requesting the Armed Forces Community’s help in finding military families for 2- and 3-bedroom flats available from Spring 2025 in the riverside development of King’s Road Park, Fulham.
Read moreStoll, the leading provider of supported housing to vulnerable veterans, has announced an exciting rebrand, and will now be known as The Stoll Foundation.
Read moreMilitary veterans will celebrate Christmas for the last time in Fulham’s iconic Sir Oswald Stoll Mansions, which has provided a sanctuary for disabled veterans for over 100 years, before embarking on a major relocation.
Read moreStoll will complete the sale of the Sir Oswald Stoll Mansions site in Fulham, excluding the 400 block which Stoll will retain, to BlueCo, the Chelsea FC ownership group, on 11 April. Stoll will now be able to offer every resident new accommodation, either in its new properties or in its existing sites, as part of its longstanding commitment to rehouse all of its residents.
Read moreStoll would like to welcome its new Chief Executive Will Campbell-Wroe, who joins us on Monday 22 May.
Read moreABF The Soldiers’ Charity is delighted to award a £46,952 grant to The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation (Stoll), towards its support for vulnerable veterans.
Read moreLocal authorities and housing providers can now access a free resource aimed at reducing veterans’ homelessness.
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Charities providing support to former members of the Armed Forces have seen a rise in the number of homeless veterans seeking their help over the past two years and are predicting further increases to come.
Read moreWe are pleased to award a £43,567 grant to The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation to provide a range of support to vulnerable military veterans.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
