We understand that caring for or being a family member of a veteran with mental health problems can be difficult and that partners and families of veterans' face specific challenges.
Service user testimonial
My experience with the service was good, it all went really well. It definitely helped in terms of learning coping skills which has come in handy. And just teaching me how to handle certain situations. I’m finally back at work now as well so that’s been helpful
St Pancras drop-in is a safe space for veterans to speak with each other and a variety of professionals...
Take part in our quarterly Service User 'Walk and Talk' Group and share your opinions and feedback on the service....
The Seeds of Hope: A New Dawn art exhibition launched on 27/6/24 and was a memorable evening. The gallery exhibited artwork by veterans, gathering over 150 attendees. ...
Short films event 25th July 2024...
Former soldiers, family and supporters. Sign up for Meet The Artist: All About You Saturday 14th September 2024...
Meet The Artists: All about you event took place on 14th September 2024 ...
Woolwich Carnival with the Gurkha Community took place on 14th September...
27th September 2024...
5.30pm to 7.30pm 31st October 2024 ...
As Black History Month draws to a close for another year, we would like to share an amazing tribute to the men and women from the Caribbean who contributed so much to the World War II effort. ...
OpCOMMUNITY is an easily accessible point of contact with a dedicated email and phone number to support the Armed Forces community as a whole.
OpFORTITUDE helps veterans who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness, supporting them either into suitable accommodation, or helping them to maintain their current home.
The Veterans Physical Health and Wellbeing Service. This brings the service in line with other Armed Forces healthcare services provided by the NHS in England
The service helps veterans who are in contact with the justice system by providing emotional and practical support.