A Navy veteran has recounted the ‘suicide trip’ he was about to embark on near the coast of Burma before Victory in Japan (VJ) Day.
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A Navy veteran has recounted the ‘suicide trip’ he was about to embark on near the coast of Burma before Victory in Japan (VJ) Day.
Read moreA Lead Nurse and a Lead Physiotherapist at Royal Star & Garter have become the first members of staff in the charity’s care homes to qualify as non-medical prescribers.
Read moreOn Sunday 26 July, 32 people took part in the latest virtual race, organised by Worthing-based charity, Care for Veterans, and raised £910.
Read morePreceding Mayor of Worthing, Cllr Hazel Thorpe, whose tenure ran from April 2019 to May 2020, recently presented her chosen charities with the money she raised for them whilst she held post.
Read moreCare for Veterans is calling for Britain’s gardeners to demonstrate their hard work during lockdown by entering their Glorious Gardens photo competition.
Read morePortsmouth City Council today gave the go ahead for the building of a state-of-the–art care home for naval veterans in Milton, Portsmouth.
Read moreResidents of Care for Veterans (formerly The Queen Alexandra Hospital Home), based in Worthing, were treated to a trip down memory lane and an afternoon of entertainment as part of a special concert series organised by The Not Forgotten on Thursday 23 July.
Read moreIn just one week, the impact of these shows on residents and staff members has been immense.
Read moreRoyal Star & Garter is launching a new fundraising competition for budding gardening enthusiasts and expert green-fingered growers.
Read moreSeven daredevils who took part in a sponsored skydive have raised £5,000 for a Salford care home for ex-servicemen and women which is being transformed into the UK’s first veteran care village.
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