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Project Nova are calling on the public and those who served to paint a poppy on a pebble and place it on a war memorial or headstone to mark Remembrance Day.

OP-REGEN Volunteer, Bjorn, tells us more about his team's work at Canada Street

Employment Advisor, Alex, and her clients volunteer to clean up Hampshire Countryside

WWTW is working with the Department of Transport and Volunteer Matters to support with their Journey Makers initiative and continue to be part of the solution to support efforts relating to COVID-19.  With every volunteer we provide, the charity will receive a donation.

To celebrate National Volunteers Week we've asked our volunteers to tell us a bit more about why they've generously donated their time to WWTW.

An interview with WWTW volunteer, Captain Straker.

We're supporting Team Rubicon to develop a national database of volunteers.

We’re very happy to announce that WWTW has been successful in securing funding through the Armed Forces Covenant Fund’s Positive Pathways Programme to deliver two new projects in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Four years ago, Walking With The Wounded set up a regional hub in Manchester. The aim was to be able to reach more veterans in the North West of the country. I joined the charity following the BBC DIY SOS Big Build of the Manchester Veterans village. Today I celebrate 4 years in the role.

Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) strives to support veterans into independence, and it is fantastic when a veteran that we have supported is able to give back to their community. A few years ago, WWTW used funding to allow one of our veterans-Allen, to receive a pyrography kit.