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Business as usual for SSAFA, the Armed Forces Charity
Military charity proud to be supporting the Forces family now, and always. As the UK’s oldest, national, tri-service charity, SSAFA is no stranger to adapting to change. Having existed through six monarchies to date, weathered two World Wars and countless […]
Haig housing Trust, housing the ex-service community
Haig Housing is one of the country’s oldest military charities and has been the UK’s leading provider of rental homes for Veterans and their families for over 100 years. It has its roots in the ‘The Housing Association for Officers’ […]
Supporting the military community during COVID-19, How SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, has adapted for business as usual
As the UK’s oldest, national, tri-service charity, SSAFA is no stranger to adapting to change. Having existed through six monarchies to date, weathered two World Wars and countless conflicts, COVID-19 is one more chapter in a legacy of resilience. Even […]
RAF Benevolent Fund supports veterans through COVID-19 crisis and beyond
RAF Benevolent Fund supports veterans through COVID-19 crisis and beyond. The welfare of RAF veterans and personnel has been and will continue to be at the forefront of all of the Fund’s work. The Fund has adjusted its working practices […]
Mentoring
SSAFA expands mentoring service nationwide, providing support to all service leavers. SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is now rolling out their Mentoring Service to all members of the Armed Forces to assist with their transition period. Mentees reported a 35% […]
Building Heroes
January will see the first cohort of veterans starting out on an Engineering Pathway at Colchester Institute’s Harwich Campus. Building Heroes, a Charity set up in 2014, provide training, mentoring and personal support to enable veterans, service leavers and the […]
Loneliness
In a recent poll, SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity revealed that nearly a quarter of service personnel are experiencing loneliness in the lead up to Christmas this year. Surprisingly, just 19 per cent of Brits surveyed realise that service personnel […]
Mentoring
Most service leavers thrive in civilian life. However, some may struggle if complications aren’t addressed early enough and this may lead to more drastic intervention later on. Issues that some service leavers may face are often centred around employment, housing, […]
Army veteran drives motorsport career to success
In 2010, while serving in Afghanistan, Matt Stringer was injured by two Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) which left him with severe hearing loss. Now, with the help of The Soldiers’ Charity, he has a rewarding second career in motorsport. Matt […]
Dean’s story, from Combat Stress to Fitness Instructor
Today, Dean is a qualified fitness instructor, but there was a time when the prospect of a career seemed remote. Diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Dean was being treated by Combat Stress, the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental […]