PTSD Resolution has won the Healthcare & Rehabilitation Award at the Armed Forces Community Awards at Soldiering On 2026, in recognition of how it has transformed mental health treatment for veterans, reservists and their families.
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PTSD Resolution has won the Healthcare & Rehabilitation Award at the Armed Forces Community Awards at Soldiering On 2026, in recognition of how it has transformed mental health treatment for veterans, reservists and their families.
Read moreThis webinar shares emerging insights — recurring challenges, tensions and opportunities across the sector — and invites participants to consider what they mean for their own practice in serving increasingly diverse Armed Forces communities.
Read moreCombat Stress, the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental health, has launched its new strategy, setting out how it will support members of the Armed Forces community with their mental health needs in the years ahead.
Read moreOver the past 15 years, WWTW has supported more than 15,000 veterans and their families, often those who have fallen furthest in society after leaving the Armed Forces.
Read moreA former Coldstream Guardsman who battled PTSD, depression, drug and alcohol abuse after leaving the Army – and at his lowest point considered taking his own life – is taking on the Great North Run for the charity he credits with helping him turn his life around.
Read moreCombat Stress will mark a significant milestone in veterans’ mental health history this September as work begins on a new memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum, dedicated to veterans living with the psychological trauma of military service.
Read moreSupporting a veteran experiencing PTSD symptoms can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to do it alone.
Read moreAt PTSD Resolution, we understand the appeal.
Read moreRob’s Watch provides a safe, supportive and trauma-informed pathway for veterans, serving personnel, reservists, family members, carers and bereaved families who may be struggling with the hidden impact of military service.
Read moreThe paper, published in the Journal of Religion and Health, analyses global research on moral injury and highlights the scholars making the most significant contributions to this growing area of study.
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In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
