Nikki Scott, the founder of children’s Armed Forces charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers has been honoured by The Independent as one of the UK’s most inspiring people.
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Nikki Scott, the founder of children’s Armed Forces charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers has been honoured by The Independent as one of the UK’s most inspiring people.
Read moreOne of the largest fraternal organisations in the United Kingdom, The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB), has raised £500 for bereaved Armed Forces children’s charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers through donations and word of mouth this month.
Read moreA team of nine bus drivers at Kings Lynn based bus service provider Lynx joined forces to raise money for local bereaved Armed Forces children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers.
Read moreA local business put the finishing touches on their specially designed garden, perfect for bereaved Armed Forces families, at this month’s Sandringham Flower Show.
Read moreThe Centre for Veterans’ Health at King Edward VII’s Hospital in London is carrying out research into the relationship between the mental health of veteran fathers and the mental health of their children.
Read moreIn an annual member survey, bereaved Armed Forces children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, found that three quarters of families felt disconnected from the military community following the death of a loved one who was serving.
Read moreThe Point of Light award acknowledges volunteers who make a difference in society. It is administered by the Prime Minister’s office, in collaboration with the Department for Culture Media and Sport. Reading Force are proud to announce that its founder Alison Baverstock has been recognised.
Read moreKing’s Lynn based national charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers, has invested in cutting edge technology to make it easier for people to make donations in time for Armed Forces week.
Read moreKing’s Lynn based medical device manufacturer, Bespak, has concluded a year with Scotty’s Little Soldiers as its chosen Charity of the Year, raising £23,000 for bereaved Armed Forces children.
Read moreThis October, come and join the SSAFA family for a fun-filled break open exclusively to military families with children who have additional needs and disabilities – and siblings are welcome too.
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