Poppyscotland will next week host an open day at its Ayrshire Welfare Centre, with the aim of reducing the stigma surrounding mental health, and to promote the mental health support services which are available to the Armed Forces Community in the area.
Read morePoppyscotland’s Welfare Support Service will have national capability with staff who have undergone significant training and are equipped to reach out to beneficiaries with multiple and complex needs
Read moreA grant of £4,500 from the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund will enable the SkillForce Veterans’ Support Programme to provide practical support to former Royal Air Force personnel whose transition to civilian life has not been successful and who have ended up at risk of being in Police custody.
Read moreResidents tucked into haggis as part of a traditional Burns Night supper at The Royal Star & Garter Homes.
Read moreThe Veterans Minister today learned about a ground-breaking service that is providing life-changing support to older Armed Forces veterans in Scotland.
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The 24-hour helpline for veterans’ support will now actively get in touch with ex-service personnel who have asked for help
Read moreThe campaign comes as new survey results commissioned by Help for Heroes reveal that Armed Forces Veterans are delaying asking for help with their mental health
Read moreResidents enjoyed live music, food and drink as they marked Founders’ Day at The Royal Star & Garter Home in Solihull.
Read morePoppyscotland will launch a new Welfare Support Service for the Armed Forces community in Scotland in the coming months, and now the leading military charity is on the lookout for six talented and committed individuals across the country to help deliver this exciting initiative.
Read moreA record-breaking turnout at this year’s Marham New Year’s Eve 10K saw £4,800 raised in support of the RAF Family.
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