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The process of re-building after a traumatic event can be slow and distressing. A term used to describe ‘bouncing back’ is resilience and the concept of ‘post traumatic growth’ (PTG) indicates that it is possible for some individuals to bounce back to a higher level than before the traumatic event or events.

Last year, Shaun and his team attempted to climb the Tougher route carrying a rowing machine. This year, his team are preparing to face the route again.

2021 was a year when the team at Walking With The Wounded pulled together and continued to work tirelessly to ensure that our support services were available to veterans and their families.

Legacy gifts help WWTW grow and enable our team to support more people like Brian.

Walking Home For Christmas 2021 might have officially finished, but there is still time to encourage more donations from your supporters and climb up the leaderboard.

Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) is delighted to announce that best-selling author and Keep Attacking entrepreneur Brian Wood MC has come on board as a Military Ambassador for the charity.

The Christmas season seems to start earlier every year with the ongoing expectation that it should be a time of joy and happiness along with all the trappings that go with the occasion.

Since the start of the pandemic Walking With The Wounded has worked hard to continue to deliver first-class support to our veterans and their families across the UK.

On December 12th, the 13 Company South West London Army Cadet Force, embarked on a 22-mile challenge as they carried a Christmas tree from their detachment in Putney to the Royal Hospital in Chelsea.

Mark was shot in the neck while serving in Afghanistan, leaving him with devastating injuries.