Greenwich Hospital has awarded a £25,000 grant to The Not Forgotten to support a series of regional events in the Southwest of England designed to reduce loneliness and increase social contact among former Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary personnel.
Read moreFormer Royal Marine Daniel Woods from Bury is preparing to undertake an extraordinary Guinness World Record attempt in support of Veterans’ Foundation.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded a £24,509 grant to the Hospital of Sir John Hawkins to fund essential fire safety improvements, helping to ensure that residents from the Armed Forces veteran community continue to benefit from safe, secure and high-quality accommodation with a historic building.
Read moreA weekly music café is helping veterans living with dementia rediscover memories, combat isolation, and build lasting friendships is continuing its life-changing work thanks to a new £29,732 grant from the Veterans’ Foundation.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund has committed £4.5 million towards a landmark £12.3 million programme to transform sporting facilities at Catterick Garrison, helping to create modern spaces that will encourage participation in sport and strengthen community wellbeing for serving personnel and Army families in the North of England.
Read moreCombat Stress has been awarded a grant from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (AFCFT) to develop a new family activity book designed to help veterans talk with their children about the impact of military trauma and Complex PTSD.
Read morePTSD Resolution, a leading veterans’ mental health charity, has been awarded a grant of almost £20,000 from Greenwich Hospital to fund a year of mental health treatment for 22 Royal Navy and Royal Marines veterans, reservists and their families.
Read moreA £40,000 grant from Greenwich Hospital is helping specialist charity Aurora New Dawn provide vital support to members of the Royal Navy community affected by domestic abuse, sexual assault and stalking.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded a grant of £35,901 to the BOWRA Foundation to strengthen its rehabilitation and recovery programme for former Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel recovering from brain injury.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity PTSD Resolution has been awarded £30,000 through the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust’s RISE programme, a pilot initiative supporting Armed Forces charities to build stronger and more sustainable organisations.
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