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This year's WWTW MDS team came home with two historic, record breaking finishes

Head Start beneficiaries in Gateshead told Prince Harry how Walking With The Wounded’s mental health support has improved their lives.

Sharing the moment you reach the summit of one of the highest points in England on social media after the event can be very satisfying. Now thanks to Arqiva, those taking part in Walking With The Wounded’s ‘Cumbrian Challenge’ on 13 May will be able to go one better and live stream it.

Our flagship Cumbrian Challenge event in Grasmere brings more than 600 people to the Lake District every year in aid of vulnerable veterans – and as part of being a responsible event organiser we make a contribution to Fix the Fells in recognition of the impact the event has on the Lake District paths we use.

Congratulations to the winners of our Walking Home For Christmas 2016 competitions

Profit Hunter leading the way by backing the Balmoral Challenge on Armed Forces Day

Walking With The Wounded’s programme, Project Nova, which works to support veterans caught up in a cycle of anti-social and criminal activity to not re-offend, to regain their independence and to reintegrate into society, is being supported by local Co-op stores.

Here are some quick and easy tips to get your fundraising off to a flying start – whether you are taking part in our Cumbrian or Balmoral Challenges, or doing your own thing.

Walking With The Wounded CEO and co-founder Ed Parker shares an update on the development of the charity’s programmes as we head into 2017.

Introducing the brave men and women who are taking on the Virgin Money London Marathon for wounded veterans.