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Walking With The Wounded welcomed Expedition Patron, Prince Harry, back to Canada Street in Manchester to see what had been achieved since the major DIY SOS transformation took place in 2015.

Within the veteran community, there are a number of different outlets that exist to support ex-servicemen and women with their mental health. So where does Walking With The Wounded fit into the mix?

Simon Richard and Alison Shelford safely reached the summit of Mount Katahdin on 17th August, after walking more than five and a half months in aid of our wounded veterans.

Walking With The Wounded join the team at Hougoumont Farm in Belgium to unearth secrets from the epic Battle of Waterloo.

Walking With The Wounded's clinical lead Rod Eldridge speaks at the Veterans Day held at RAF Henlow

To highlight veteran's stories through the ages, Contact Armed Forces has created a video in partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures and the release of Dunkirk, to support the ongoing campaign to build awareness and conversations around mental health.

Walking With The Wounded are working in partnership with BAFSA, and will be running a pilot programme which will be aimed at ex-service personnel from the North of England who are looking for a career as a Fire Sprinkler Installer.

Join us for a motivational evening on Tuesday 18th July to discover which five 'great traits' drive remarkable individuals to outstanding achievements.

Ex servicemen and women from our programmes in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Catterick joined more than a hundred fundraisers for a unique new team event at Balmoral for Armed Forces Day.

Walking With The Wounded beneficiaries Harry and David discuss their own mental health journeys after leaving the Armed Forces.