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Royal Marines veteran, Tom Knight, WWTW North West Regional Manager, reflects on his role at WWTW and his own transition from the Armed Forces to working with veterans in the North West and the impact he and his team are having on veterans in the region.

Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) has recently received accreditation from The Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services (QNVMHS) for its veteran mental health programme, ‘Head Start’.

Royal Navy veteran, David Beer, WWTW East of England Manager, reflects on his first 6 months in his new role and the impact his team are having on veterans in the region. 

In September, runners from across the UK will take on the Great North Run on behalf of Walking With The Wounded, including the Paisley brothers.

Thank you to everyone who took part in our Longest Day Challenge in collaboration with Brian Wood and pushed themselves further than they have gone before.

Walking With The Wounded has been recognised by the UK Government for outstanding support towards the Armed Forces community.

Walking With The Wounded is pleased to announce that top 100 UK law firm, Hugh James, have renewed their 12-month partnership with the charity.

The Veterans’ Places People and Pathways programme is creating better, more sustainable support for veterans in the communities where they live. It is supporting major projects to enable veterans to access support that meets their needs.

The Veterans’ High Intensity Service (HIS) provides care and treatment for former armed forces personnel (veterans) who are in a mental health crisis and need urgent help. The Veterans’ High Intensity Service (HIS), the Complex Treatment Service (CTS) and the Veteran Liaison and Intervention Service (TILS) together make up Op COURAGE. Op COURAGE is an NHS programme, working in partnership with other organisations, such as Walking With The Wounded, to provide special support to veterans.

This month marks WWTW’s Longest Day Challenge. It challenges you to go further than you have gone before and help to raise money to support veterans and their families. Earlier this month, WWTW supporter, Sarah, took on and completed her Longest Day Challenge, swimming 3 miles in her local pool.