For 2 years, Combat Stress has been a strategic lead for the Veteran’s Places, Pathways, and People Programme (VPPP), funded by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, which aimed to give veterans safe, welcoming places to go in their local community, and provide best possible access to mental health systems and treatment pathways.
Read morePosted with King’s Colour Squadron providing ceremonial support and managing a team of 30 personnel, Lance Corporal Shameem Kabir loved his career in the RAF.
Read moreThe Army Benevolent Fund is delighted to award a £10,000 grant to the charity Never Such Innocence, to fund its Life as a Dandelion arts project for Army children.
Read moreThe Army Benevolent Fund is delighted to award a £27,000 grant to Mission Motorsport, towards its support for Army veterans.
Read moreThe Army Benevolent Fund is delighted to award a £20,000 grant to Style for Soldiers towards this year’s family reunion day for injured Army veterans and families.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) has awarded almost £3 million to nine transformative projects in this year’s round of the Covenant Fund Transformational Grants programme.
Read moreBefore joining the Royal Air Force in 2000, George Slater had never left Scotland. However, during the course of a 22-year career – which all began with an apprenticeship – he would go on to visit over 20 countries.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress has appointed Chloe Mackay as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Read moreThis extraordinary challenge to mark the 80th Anniversary of Operation Overlord by an RMA Paddle Group team of nine Serving and eight Veteran Royal Marines; two former Hasler (Naval Recovery Centre) members, and RMA-TRMC Vice-Patron, Keith Breslaur, who is Managing Director and Senior Partner of Patron, a lead corporate donor of RMA – Royal Marines Charity.
Read moreThe funding will support the recruitment of a Mission to Seafarers’ Chaplain with skills in mental health awareness and suicide prevention and a UKSA Welfare and Career Development Manager who will support careers and promote and deliver mental health awareness and wellbeing training for yacht crew to help them to recognise and develop skills to look after themselves and others while working at sea.
Read more
Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
