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Combat Stress
Combat Stress is a charity which supports veterans’ mental health, helping former servicemen and women deal with trauma-related mental health problems such as anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Treatment can be provided to veterans from every service and every conflict, in a range of settings, including phone, online and in the community or a specialist centre.
Mental health services for veterans | Combat Stress
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Veteran Aware Homepage
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Veterans Outreach Support
Provides a welcoming setting where UK veterans and family members can drop in for confidential, social and psychological support.
Phone: 02392 731 767
Email: admin@vosuk.org
Veterans Outreach Support | VOS (vosuk.org)
Click below for the Veterans Outreach Support referral form:
VOS Referral Form
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Op Courage
Helps Military veterans, reservists and serving personnel of the armed forces access mental health and well-being support.
Phone: 0300 365 2000 (option 4)
Veterans' Mental Health and Wellbeing Service (Op Courage) | Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
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The Veterans Hub
The Veterans Hub was setup on the Isle of Wight to help relieve the hardship faced by veterans, currently serving personnel and family and friends, in respect of finance, trauma, isolation and well-being.
Phone: 01983 615426
Email: info@veteranshubiow.co.uk
The Veterans Hub Isle of Wight CIC (veteranshubiow.co.uk)
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Defence Medical Welfare Service
DMWS is a charitable organisation that specialises in emotional and practical support when someone is in hospital, and when they are discharged but still receiving treatment. They will arrange to speak to the patient to help identify services and support, and enable referrals to a range of military and non-military organisations. Contact the Defence Medical Welfare Service by:
Phone: 01264 774000
Email: info@dmws.org.uk
DMWS – Defence Medical Welfare Service
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Help for Heroes
Provides recovery and support for members of the Armed Forces community whose lives are affected by their service, no matter when they served. The charity’s aim is to empower veterans and service personnel to look beyond illness and injury. A wide range of services is offered, including emotional support, mental health and wellbeing, career recovery, welfare and financial advice.
Support for wounded veterans and families | Help for Heroes
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SSAFA – The Armed Forces Charity
Provides lifelong support for veterans and their families. Trained SSAFA volunteers can provide practical, emotional and financial support if and when veterans need it, via a network of local branches means that help and advice is always close at hand.
Supporting older veterans | SSAFA
SSAFA Isle of Wight:
Isle of Wight | SSAFA
01983 615 379
iow.branch@ssafa.org.uk
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The Royal British Legion
Provides lifelong support for members of the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force and their families. Key services include household repairs, home adaptations, financial advice, care homes, dementia care, Admiral Nurses (dementia care) and a care phone service.
Royal British Legion | Armed Forces Charity
The Royal British Legion Isle of Wight:
Homepage - Isle of Wight - (britishlegion.org.uk)
Cowes, IOW – 01983 292921
Ryde, IOW – 01983 613302
Shanklin, IOW – 01983 862234
Ventnor, IOW – 01983 853905
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Veterans’ Trauma Network
Provides specialist care to veterans with service-specific injuries. Veterans benefit from a personalised care plan implemented by top military and civilian trauma experts in health centres across England.
Phone: 0208 548 7080
Referrals can be made at: england.veteranstraumanetwork@nhs.net.
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Armed Forces and Veterans Breakfast Club
The Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club is a growing network across the UK and Worldwide. Each group consists of veterans and serving members of the Armed Forces, who meet up for support, a chat and some breakfast!
Isle of Wight Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club – The Official Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Clubs Network (afvbc.net)
01983 716 768
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