On 17 July, the Tri Service & Veterans Support Centre united 97-year-old veteran Bert Turner with a plane called the Short Stirling Bombers at Alconbury Stirling Project.
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On 17 July, the Tri Service & Veterans Support Centre united 97-year-old veteran Bert Turner with a plane called the Short Stirling Bombers at Alconbury Stirling Project.
Read moreThe event which was postponed twice last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic is set to take place next month on 11 September 2021.
Read moreIGF have submitted our intention to become project portfolio leads for the South West for the new AFCFT project, Veterans Places, Pathways and People.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity Combat Stress is to move out of its Scottish treatment centre Hollybush House in Ayr to new premises in Edinburgh to enable the charity to treat as many veterans as possible.
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The Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services (QNVMHS), a collaboration between Contact and the Royal College of Psychiatrists, is currently inviting UK veterans mental health (VMH) teams involved in the delivery of mental healthcare to military veterans and/or their families (including formal treatments, psychotherapy, other talking therapies and counselling) to join the network for the first full year after its pilot, starting in Sept 2021.
Read moreThe following update has been shared by Jeff Harrison, Interim CEO of Combat Stress…
Read moreEx-Forces patients who are being treated for mental and physical health conditions can now access one-to-one employment support through pilot projects backed by NHS England.
Read moreThis qualitative research study aims to explore the subjective experiences of British Armed Forces Veterans who received a mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) intervention and their subsequent meaning making.
Read moreHelp for Heroes has been delighted by the positive feedback from veterans taking part in their online Recovery College this year.
Read moreCombat Stress reacted and adapted quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic, rapidly moving to deliver our specialist treatment online and by phone whilst also adjusting our fundraising efforts to encompass virtual events and challenges to ensure the charity continued to receive vital funds. PTSD and other complex mental health conditions don’t stop and neither have we.
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💻Data from the Cobseo Members’ COVID-19 Impact surveys has been used to launch a new online tool - The Cobseo Covid… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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