Just one month after opening its services to anyone affected by military-connected bereavement, Scotty’s has welcomed 115 new people to its community and has received heartfelt gratitude from members of the Armed Forces community about the support that is now available to adults as well as children and young people.
Read moreNikki Scott and Stuart Robinson have written a letter explaining the future of Scotty’s, taking effect immediately.
Read moreScotty’s – the military bereavement charity – has appointed Faiqa Amreen as its new Head of Impact and Research, strengthening its commitment to using research, data and the voices of the bereaved military community to ensure its support continues to meet the needs of those it serves.
Read morePrince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and Scotty’s Global Ambassador, joined members of Scotty’s, the military bereavement charity, at its annual Summer Festival, spending time with children, young people and families affected by military-connected bereavement during a day focused on fun, friendship and connection.
Read moreScotty’s, the military bereavement charity, has strengthened its Board of Trustees with the appointment of Martin Douglass and Nikki Douglass, bringing extensive Defence, leadership and operational expertise to support the charity’s next phase of growth.
Read moreScotty’s – the military bereavement charity, brought bereaved military children, young people and their families together for a lively virtual party designed to build connection, confidence and a sense of community – with special guest Ben Shephard joining the fun.
Read moreScotty’s has appointed Armed Forces veteran and former lead of NHS England’s Op Community project in Hertfordshire, Ashlee Manning to lead the charity’s new START Programme, as it prepares to launch a new service later this year to help the bereaved military community navigate complex systems and access the support they are entitled to.
Read moreScotty’s – the military bereavement charity, has welcomed Carla Rose-Hardman as its new Head of Service, bringing over 20 years’ experience to help shape and strengthen support for the bereaved military community as the charity expands its reach.
Read moreScotty’s trustee Simon Millar, a long-standing and passionate supporter of the charity, is marking his final year on the Board after nine years of service by taking on an extraordinary eight-day “Waterloo to Waterloo” fundraising challenge.
Read moreThe Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) is proud to highlight its continued support for bereaved naval children through its partnership with Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a leading UK charity dedicated to supporting children and young people who have experienced the death of a parent who served in the Armed Forces.
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