Veterans’ 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.
Read moreThe White Cliffs of Dover were illuminated with powerful images of veterans and Armed Forces personnel as the Veterans’ Foundation marked its tenth anniversary and launched a national call for people across the UK to stand with those who serve, those who have served, and the families who stand beside them.
Read moreInspired by the impact the Veterans’ Foundation has achieved over the past decade, former Royal Marine and Invictus Games athlete Mark Ormrod MBE has publicly pledged his support for the charity’s next decade, continuing his role as an ambassador.
Read moreOnce the full works at ALABARÉ’s Home for Veterans in Pontypridd have been finished, the number of bedspaces will have been increased by 83%.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded a three-year grant of £177,729 to the Armed Forces Equine Charity to expand its Active Recovery programme and strengthen support for serving and former Royal Navy personnel and their families.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund (ACF) has launched a new website that better reflects its role as an independent grantmaking charity supporting the wellbeing of serving Army personnel and their families.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded £18,000 to RMA – The Royal Marines Charity to support the pilot delivery of Native; a digital family discovery and planning app being tested with Royal Navy and Royal Marines families.
Read moreMore than 100 Royal Marines went head-to-head with the Dutch Marine Corps during Dutch Gauntlet 2026, a week-long sporting event that brought elite competition, camaraderie and international partnership to Portsmouth.
Read moreThe RAF Association has been awarded a grant to deliver training courses to serving personnel on understanding dementia and supporting a loved one with the condition.
Read moreCombat Stress has been awarded a £75,000 grant from the Irish Ex-Service Trust, a fund administered by the Royal British Legion, to help deliver specialist mental health treatment and support to veterans and their families across Northern Ireland.
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