Veteran who was paralysed from the neck down in Afghanistan walks home for Christmas to support veterans' mental health
Mark was shot in the neck while serving in Afghanistan, leaving him with devastating injuries.
Read MoreMark was shot in the neck while serving in Afghanistan, leaving him with devastating injuries.
Read MoreThe expedition has been postponed twice due to the Covid-19 pandemic so, for certainty, the charity has reimagined it in the UK, so they can still showcase the value of veterans and raise funds and awareness of veteran issues, especially in light of the recent withdrawal of Western forces from Afghanistan.
Read MoreWWTW's Grenadier Walk of Oman team will be getting their training steps in by splitting a 400km walk over 12 days to raise money to help support ex-military men and women facing mental health battles this Christmas.
Read MoreWWTW has a team of 36 runners all undertaking the momentous challenge on behalf of the organisation. The team are set to raise £250,000, which will go towards veteran support.
Read MoreWalking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) CEO, Edward Parker and a team of veterans are getting ready to set off on a 122 mile trek (almost the equivalent of 5 marathons) from the WWTW North East Hub in Gateshead Civic Centre to the North West Hub based in Canada Street, Manchester. This is in aid of Walking Home For Christmas. The campaign supports ex-servicemen and women who are alone this Christmas.
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