It doesn’t matter when you served or for how long – we will try to help.
Get helpVeterans Aid has been awarded a £460,000 grant from The National Lottery Community Fund in support of its work with veterans in crisis.
A former WAAF* with a head for heights plans to jump out of an aircraft as near as possible to her 90th birthday[1] to raise funds for Veterans Aid and two other charities.
"Receiving this global affirmation of our tried and tested prevention model from our peers was a significant moment in our 90-year history.”
Veterans Aid is unique. Not just because of what it does, but because it does it immediately. Within hours of someone walking through the door, they can be provided with food, new clothing and accommodation. And that’s only the beginning.
Find out how the work of Veterans Aid helped ex-servicemen and women in crisis last year.
Explore New Belvedere House, the Veterans Aid residential facility that has transformed the lives of hundreds of veterans.
View the independent report that illustrates how Veterans Aid activity benefits individuals and wider society.
