On April 16 2011, Armed Forces charity, Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’), joined by Expedition Patron, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and a team of injured veterans, made history by reaching the geographical North Pole.
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On April 16 2011, Armed Forces charity, Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’), joined by Expedition Patron, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and a team of injured veterans, made history by reaching the geographical North Pole.
Read moreFormer British Army Officer and explorer, Levison Wood, has been announced as the official campaign Ambassador to mark Walking With The Wounded’s (WWTW) 15-year anniversary campaign.
Read moreOn 3 April 2026, 22 ultra-athletes will take on the infamous Marathon des Sables (‘MDS’) to raise money for the leading Armed Forces charity, Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’).
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded £45,000 to Walking With The Wounded (WWTW) to provide ongoing, community-based support for approximately 100 Royal Navy veterans across the North East, North West, and Midlands.
Read moreAt Walking With The Wounded, we empower veterans by reigniting their sense of purpose, enabling them to make a positive contribution to their communities and lead independent lives.
Read moreToday WWTW announces the 2024 launch of the annual Walking Home fundraising effort, encouraging all Brits to take a walk this winter, big or small, in aid of Walking With The Wounded’s continued support of military veterans.
Read moreParalympic gold medallist and former Royal Engineer Commando, Gregg Stevenson, has been appointed Trustee of the leading Armed Forces charity, Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’). In his newly appointed role, Gregg will use his lived experience in the Armed Forces and professional expertise to provide leadership, guidance and strategic oversight of the charity.
Read moreLouise, a Support Care Coordinator at leading military charity, Walking With The Wounded, has been announced as a Finalist in the prestigious Northern Ireland Veteran Awards.
Read moreDwayne, an Armed Forces veteran who served in Afghanistan, is the focus of Walking With The Wounded’s (WWTW) new Regular Giving campaign.
Read moreDale Law, a former Royal Marines Commando, who is set to take on a mammoth event this weekend in aid of Walking With The Wounded, by participating in the Glasgow to Edinburgh Ultra Marathon on Saturday 5 October.
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