02 October 2020
*** 2020 event cancelled due to COVID-19 and all participants rolled over to 2021 *** Could you be our 1,000th team?
Isolation and self-care
What We Do
WWTW supports injured veterans who have served in the Armed Forces
and their families, empowering them to regain their independence, thrive and
contribute in our communities. We have adapted and we continue to support our
ex-service community during this difficult time. WWTW has worked in partnership
with the NHS for many years and during this period we will
continue those partnerships to respond wherever possible to support our
incredible NHS.
2019 in Numbers
1875
Beneficiaries Supported
2627
Mental Health Therapy Sessions Delivered
424
Employment Outcomes Secured
200
Organisation Collaborations
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Featured News
Volunteer Q&A with WWTW Client Paul Twitchell
We sat down with Paul to find out how he's been helping out in his local community during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Read MoreThe Duke of Sussex launches The Walk of Oman with Military Charity Walking With The Wounded
A team of ex-military personnel will attempt to walk across Oman at an approximate total distance of 400kms, over the course of 21 days
Read MoreWalking With The Wounded shortlisted for Mental Health and Wellbeing Award
The Charity’s mental health and Independent Employment Support (IPS) programmes have been shortlisted for the ‘Innovative mental health intervention’ category.
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WWTW Celebrates 12 Months In North East
This month Walking With The Wounded North East celebrates its 1st Year Anniversary. In February 2019 Walking With The Wounded began recruiting a support team of staff to deliver welfare, employment and serious stress support to North East ex-military personnel.
Read MoreWest Way pleased to provide Nissan NV300 to Walking With The Wounded
WWTW is currently supporting the response to COVID-19 whereby volunteers from the Armed Forces community deliver food to the most vulnerable across the country.
Read MoreSale Sharks Community Trust Support WWTW & OP-REGEN
Walk With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) depends on the generosity of the corporate and local community.
Read MoreNew Veterans’ Mental Health High Intensity Service in the North of England
Former armed forces personnel will soon be able to access a new NHS service to support them during a mental health crisis.
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