Service leavers aged 50+ are playing a critical role in helping Britain respond to the Coronavirus crisis, providing a rare glimpse of their skills on the ground.
Read moreService leavers aged 50+ are playing a critical role in helping Britain respond to the Coronavirus crisis, providing a rare glimpse of their skills on the ground.
Read moreHeartening audio-visual messages have been shared between a 94-year-old blind veteran and a 12-year-old local schoolgirl in Brighton.
Read moreA blind veteran from Conwy has been contacting other veterans like himself who are supported by the charity Blind Veteran UK to make sure that they do not feel alone during this isolation period.
Read moreWRAC Association team up with Army Servicewomen’s Network to ‘buddy up’ women currently serving with those who have in the past.
Read moreThe latest East Sussex Veterans Hub newsletter is now available.
Read moreThe East Sussex Veterans Hub newsletter is now available.
Read moreDuring this tricky time, The Not Forgotten is putting extra efforts into ensuring that our Armed Forces community – particularly our older veterans – are not left feeling isolated and lonely.
Read moreThorntons will be delivering Easter eggs to put a smile on the faces of residents and staff at SSAFA’s Royal Homes in Wimbledon and Fisher House in Birmingham.
Read moreMilitary charity Blind Veterans UK has come to the aid of one of its beneficiaries in Suffolk who was unable to secure an online delivery spot from his supermarket.
Read moreMilitary charity proud to be supporting the Forces family now, and always
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