Members of the Armed Force community who need support with their mental wellbeing are set to benefit from a new partnership between two specialist charities, The Poppy Factory and PTSD Resolution.
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Members of the Armed Force community who need support with their mental wellbeing are set to benefit from a new partnership between two specialist charities, The Poppy Factory and PTSD Resolution.
Read moreKarolina Grzyb, a Clinical Liaison Manager at PTSD Resolution with 14 years of service supporting veterans, has been nominated for the prestigious 2025 Soldiering On Awards Healthcare and Rehabilitation Award.
Read moreJoin us for an exciting panel discussion into the needs of women veterans. Our expert panel members bring a wealth of personal and professional experience to this event.
Read moreThe team who developed our Quality and Effectiveness Data (QED) platform, an innovative digital system enabling veterans to track their recovery progress in real time, encouraging trust, collaboration, and confidence in treatment, have been shortlisted for the Healthcare and Rehabilitation award, which honours those who have made a significant contribution to the physical or mental welfare of current or former service personnel.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust has awarded £61,500 to Combat Stress to develop a 20-year future view of mental health support needs for the Armed Forces community to help build resilience into service provision.
Read moreWriting in Computer Weekly, Malcolm Hanson, Clinical Director of PTSD Resolution, reports on Research from the Chartered Institute of Information Security that reveals that more than half of cybersecurity professionals experience sleep disruption caused by workplace stress.
Read moreDuring Mental Health Awareness Week, Veterans Outreach Support (VOS) was incredibly proud to announce that we have received ‘Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services (QNVMHS )’ accreditation from the Royal College of Psychiatrists – this is an amazing achievement for our charity!
Read moreDennis Ougrin is Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Global Mental Health at Queen Mary University of London, and a visiting professor at King’s College London.
Read moreThis study by King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) sets the groundwork for future research into military-specific stressors and highlights the need to tailor support based on serving status.
Read moreJoin an exciting collaboration between Tom Harrison House, Op Courage and Combat Stress on 17 June.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
