If you agree, join our mission to help make sure all veterans get the mental health support they need.
After being exposed to highly stressful situations, long periods away from home, and then adjusting to civilian life, veterans can face unique challenges to their mental health. Sometimes these can surface many years later.
Over 1 in 3 veterans find their mental health challenging on a daily basis.*
The Government restored the Veterans Mobility Fund, providing essential support like mobility aids for disabled veterans, after we mobilised together and showed the strength of public support for veterans.
Now it’s time to ensure all veterans get the best possible mental health support when leaving the Armed Forces.
Despite an increase in dedicated support from the NHS through schemes like Op Courage, there is still a need for improved mental health support for veterans. Help for Heroes works tirelessly to achieve this by:
- Calling on the government for better support for veterans.
- Providing direct, specialised support to veterans.
- Improving support by working with veterans and health services.
- Building a society where veterans are supported to make a success of life after service.
We can’t do any of this without the community of people who believe in getting the best for our veterans. That includes you.
If you agree all veterans should get the best possible mental health support, add your name today and join the campaign for better.
Looking for support?
If you are a member of the Armed Forces community and in need of support, we are here for you. Please reach out.
*Figures on this page and in posts and ads which link to this page refer to research conducted by YouGov Plc into mental health and suicide in the GB adult population and the Armed Forces Community. July 2022, total sample size of 8346 adults, 455 of which were veterans.