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If you would prefer not to donate online, you can donate by phone or post:
By phone: 01263 863 908
By post: Walking With The Wounded, Unit 2, Stody Hall Barns, Stody, Melton Constable, Norfolk, NR24 2ED
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We know times are tough for many at the moment, but we appreciate any amount you can give to support WWTW. It is not so much the amount of the gift that is important to us, but more the regularity and ensuring we have a steady income stream to support our clients and families.
Please support us with an amount you can afford and feel comfortable with. You can support us with a monthly, quarterly or annual donation.
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Thanks to the government’s Gift Aid scheme, if you are a UK taxpayer, Walking With The Wounded can reclaim the tax on your donations. This means that your gifts are worth up to 25% more to us at no extra cost to you. If you pay tax on your income, savings or pension you will qualify for the Gift Aid scheme. You must be paying at least 25p in tax for every £1 you donate.
To join the scheme when you donate, simply tick the Gift Aid box on the online donation form. If you have already donated and would like to add Gift Aid, you can fill out our Gift Aid declaration form.
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By choosing to give a monthly donation, you will be making an ongoing difference to the charity.
You will be helping us to plan ahead and make long-term improvements for our clients and families.
A regular gift allows us to plan for the future because we know, day in day out, that we will have a steady income stream that we can rely on.
Give a Regular Gift
When a military veteran who’s served their country needs help, will you help us make sure we’ll be there for them?
Step Up and support
Outside the forces, veterans often feel like they’ve lost their circle of support. We help show them that it’s still there and where to find it. But there’s a gap in that circle - and that’s you.
Step Up and become a regular giverStep Up to support those who served
Whatever challenges veterans face, we can overcome them together.
After leaving the Armed Forces, many veterans transition smoothly to civilian life however a small but significant minority struggle. For some, adjusting to life outside the military can feel overwhelming and isolating.
Veterans can face a range of challenges, from employment challenges, mental health issues and physical disabilities to financial difficulties and social isolation.
They need someone to step up, stand by them and offer support at every step of their journey. That is where we come in—with your help. Together, we can provide crucial support to the UK’s most vulnerable ex-servicemen and women, helping them combat isolation, secure meaningful employment, and overcome mental health challenges.
Your regular gift supports veterans like Dwayne
Dwayne, born and raised in Grenada, moved to England at 16 and joined the Army. During his deployment to Afghanistan, he faced life-threatening situations but described it as "the best job ever." Upon returning home for the birth of his son, Dwayne was stabbed and left temporarily paralysed. With the support of his Army team, he miraculously regained full mobility and returned to duty, but a cold injury later led to his medical discharge from the Army.
Adjusting to civilian life was challenging for Dwayne, as he struggled with PTSD, flashbacks, and insomnia while running a successful delivery business. He eventually reached breaking point, leaving his family and living in his car. A veteran friend encouraged him to seek help, and Dwayne was diagnosed with Complex PTSD. With support from numerous services including Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) and Clare, a Veteran Liaison Support Officer at WWTW, Dwayne found housing, financial stability, and the chance to reconnect with his children and family.
Dwayne is now focused on rebuilding his life, maintaining his mental health, and working towards a better future. He has stopped drinking, completed a Level 3 First Aid course, and is considering further vocational training. Grateful for the support he received, especially from Clare, Dwayne feels hopeful about returning to normalcy and securing employment.
Give a Regular Gift
We need regular donations to help us find and support those who have served, and who are struggling. We’re asking you to Step Up.
Will you give a regular gift?
How your regular gift helps
Giving regularly is essential to making sure we can plan to support every veteran who needs us. Your gift means we can keep delivering our services when and where they’re needed the most:
- Employment Support that enables veterans to find and keep the job that’s right for them. From paying for a suit for an interview, to training and ID documents, our Employment Support makes sustainable, enjoyable jobs a reality.
- Head Start mental health support that can help ex-Forces personnel understand and manage their emotions and feelings, having a positive impact on depression, anxiety, PTSD, isolation, addiction and relationships.
- Support Care Coordination that helps those who’ve served manage every aspect of their welfare with dedicated, 1-2-1 support from an experienced professional that can offer practical help with everything from housing and relationships, to community integration and benefits.
a month can support our Quick Reaction Fund enabling our frontline staff to support veterans with an emergency top-up of electricity, emergency accommodation or an emergency shop.
a month can provide face to face personalised support for a veteran.
a month can enable a care coordinator to support those in need with personalised solutions to tackle specific problems such as accessing benefits, housing and well-being solutions.