This Christmas, give the gift of hope to veterans experiencing isolation and loneliness.
Your donation this Christmas could help change the lives of veterans and their families.
£5 could enable us to reach out to five veterans who have asked for support.
£16 could enable a veteran to join a virtual book club and meet other veterans.
£20 can enable a veteran to join a Help for Heroes breakfast and feel less isolated.
£33 could enable a veteran to attend one of our interest groups.
£50 could help a veteran have counselling to overcome isolation.
£100 could pay for a veteran’s psychological treatment plan.
Your support this Christmas can help more veterans, like Greg, overcome isolation and loneliness. Here's Greg's story...
We understand that not everyone is able to donate at the moment. But you can still help veterans experiencing isolation by writing a short message of hope and support this Christmas. You can tell them they’re in your thoughts and thank them for their service.
Your words could help a veteran find their self-worth again. You could help them feel that life is worth living.
Thank you for giving the greatest gift this Christmas.
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Greg served in the First Gulf War, Bosnia and Northern Ireland, then spent 25 years in policing before being diagnosed with PTSD. Read about his experiences of isolation and how our Recovery College courses helped get his life back on track.
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“I felt unworthy of help, so it took a while to reach out. But thank goodness I did. Help for Heroes have been a constant in my life. They gave me the tools to kick start my career.”
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For 10 years Brian turned to alcohol to try to cope with the memories of war and terrorism. Horrific scenes from his military career played out on a constant and tormenting loop in his mind.
