What We Do
These veterans were serving our society when tragedy struck. They were fit and healthy individuals in peak condition. Now they rely on us to give them the best chance of flourishing. Together we can honour their service.

SUPPORTING OUR MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED
Many of our most seriously injured veterans will need us for the rest of their lives. We refuse to let them struggle behind closed doors.
When someone puts their life on the line for our country, they deserve to live well after military service. Every seriously injured veteran in our care receives a detailed recovery plan that’s tailored to their individual physical, psychological and emotional needs.
We work alongside statutory services to ensure care isn’t duplicated. It’s our experienced clinical case managers who are by their side every step of the way, providing tailored and coordinated support that simply isn’t available on the NHS. We relieve the pressure the veterans’ families are under. They’ve had to take on caring roles while dealing with their personal anguish. The practical and emotional support we provide is crucial.
Access to the right therapy
Before we stepped in, many of the very seriously injured veterans we support struggled to get access to regular therapy, which meant they were plateauing, even regressing, in their recovery journeys.
Our diligent case managers leave no stone unturned in making sure they get the specialist support they need. Physiotherapy. Occupational Therapy. Speech and Language Therapy. Neuropsychology. We work with each veteran to establish what they need to achieve their maximum level of independence. We also have dedicated Occupational Therapists who visit them regularly to assess their needs. They strive to remove any barriers preventing a veteran from carrying out a daily task or activity.
Access to specialist equipment
Our Occupational Therapists help our veterans to establish a meaningful routine. They can also see if a veteran needs a new item of equipment, mobility aid or home modification such as a wheelchair, specialist furniture or an adaptive bed. These items can restore dignity, provide comfort and increase independence.