While US research is well underway, research initiated by Supporting Wounded Veterans, which is due to start at King’s College London, is threatened by a funding shortfall, says the charity.
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While US research is well underway, research initiated by Supporting Wounded Veterans, which is due to start at King’s College London, is threatened by a funding shortfall, says the charity.
Read moreEx SAS Major and BBC presenter Ken Hames is facing his toughest challenge yet climbing the mountain Pen y Fan to help vulnerable, homeless and disadvantaged Veterans.
Read moreFor Mental Health Awareness Week, veteran Darren Finley has produced a Veterans Journal. This journal uses the SITREP format that Darren developed whilst taking part in cognitive behaviour therapy.
Read moreWe are pleased to announce a 2 year partnership worth £250,250 with The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust’s specialist, target programme, One is Too Many.
Read moreGareth Humphrey has been marching 10K a day whilst carrying 30KG on his back until lockdown from the beginning of January until April 17 to raise money for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity and awareness for Changing Minds.
Read morePhil Cavanagh is completing a virtual walk from Lands’ End to John O Groats covering 874miles. The event started on 1 January 2021 and the end date is 31 December 2021.
Read moreStress Down Day is all about focusing on small actions, such as stretching and breathing, to help us de-stress; by making this part of our regular routine we can prevent stress and improve our mental health.
Read moreA survey by charity PTSD Resolution has found that 46 per cent of the 500 UK armed forces’ veterans who responded used alcohol or drugs to manage the symptoms of trauma.
Read moreStress Down Day promotes emotional wellbeing and puts emphasis on the power small actions, such as stretching, can have in reducing stress and mental health issues.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) is pleased to announce almost £3 million of support for veterans’ mental health projects in the last round of the Positive Pathways programme.
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