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A £200,000 charity partnership will address spiralling demand for mental health services among British Armed Forces veterans suffering with mental health conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression.

Walking With The Wounded’s Battlefield Cycle which was set to see teams of riders’ cycle approximately 80 miles per day across 5 days, from Amsterdam to Paris, accompanied by a military historian, has been postponed until Summer 2023.

In 2009, whilst serving as a Captain in a cavalry regiment in Afghanistan, WWTW Trustee Captain Guy Disney’s vehicle was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.

Community interest company, All Together Cumbria, are showing support for the Armed Forces community through participation in Walking With The Wounded’s (‘WWTW’s’) Cumbrian Challenge and sponsoring the event t-shirts.

Walking With The Wounded has once again teamed up with Brian Wood MC and his brand ‘Keep Attacking’ to relaunch the Longest Day to mark Armed Forces Day which takes place on June 25th, 2022.

Taking home the crown as the Defence Discount Service Inspirational Woman of the Year 2022, is retired Army Major and physiotherapist, Sally Orange.

Walking With The Wounded, has appointed a new team of Veteran Liaison & Support Officers (VSLOs). The team will work closely with the Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) and Op COURAGE to identify and help veterans experiencing a mental health crisis.

We are thrilled to celebrate the launch of the newest Nationwide Community Grants with Nationwide Building Society.

Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) has partnered with the Armed Forces Outreach Service (AFOS), to fund a new veteran Care Coordinator role in the North East of England.

The WWTW team are now in Morocco, embarking on the ultra-marathon of a lifetime- the Marathon des Sables. In this blog, 2021 team member, Lucy Giles shares her tips on the importance of staying organised during the race