Something big is on the way this December. 💙 For one week only, every donation you make to Combat Stress will be doubled, giving twice the impact for veterans’ mental health. That means double the support. Double the lives changed. This is your chance to make a real

We extend our warmest wishes to our patron, His Majesty King Charles III on his birthday. Through his patronage of Combat Stress, The King has taken a keen and active interest in supporting our work to provide specialist mental health treatment to former service personnel with

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Armistice Address 2025 at the Royal United Services Institute in London. 💙 Led by award-winning war correspondent Jane Corbin, the evening brought together an inspiring panel of women veterans, Army veteran Gemma Morgan, Commodore

Today, we come together to mark Armistice Day, a day to pause, reflect and give thanks. We remember those who served in the First World War and every generation since who has shown courage, dedication, and selflessness in the service of others. Their legacy lives on in the peace

This Armistice, we remember. For all of us, Armistice is a time of reflection and quiet contemplation on the cost of conflict and the importance of peace. We honour those who gave their lives and also recognise the veterans who came home changed. For many, the effects of

This morning veteran Simon West, our Lead Peer Support Co-ordinator shared his powerful story of service and recovery on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show. Simon spoke about his experience of PTSD and the incredible help our Peer Support Team gives veterans. Thank you to Simon for

Thanks @JeremyGuscott for supporting Phil and all the amazing former Royal Marines yomping the length of the UK for us and @CR_UK @PAPYRUS_tweets @alzheimerssoc @RMCharity 🧡💙

For many, Bonfire Night is a moment of celebration, but for some veterans living with PTSD, it can be an incredibly difficult time. The flashes, bangs and smells of fireworks can trigger painful memories of combat and loss. “We see a higher rate of distress in veterans accessing

This week is Trustees Week, a time to recognise the achievements of trustees across the UK.  Combat Stress proudly celebrates our incredible trustees who dedicate so much time, knowledge and passion in shaping our vision, ensuring good governance and helping our charity serve

Today we mark Trafalgar Day, remembering the bravery and sacrifice shown by those who served at sea. It’s also a moment to recognise all who have served since and the lasting impact that military service can have. At Combat Stress, we continue to support veterans living with

Please watch this video, or just listen to the brilliant intro. These guys were doing this in aid of @CombatStress 👍🇬🇧

Today is World Mental Health Day, a reminder that no one should face their struggles alone. At Combat Stress, we want every veteran and their family to know that support is available. Our free, confidential Helpline is open 24/7 for veterans on 0800 138 1619. You can also text

Today is Gift Aid Awareness Day and a reminder that your generosity can go even further. In the last four years, we’ve raised over £1 million through Gift Aid alone, funding that’s helped veterans get the specialist mental health treatment they need. If you’re a UK taxpayer,

@CombatStress 6weeks till #RacetoRemember please share & help me reach my target. #running #ultramarathon #distance #target #money

Hadrian’s Wall completed in two days - over 85 miles from Bowness on Solway to Wallsend, raising money for @CombatStress & @MuseumKent in this 85th Anniversary year of the #BattleofBritain Just shy of £2k raised if you can help get us over the line 🙏🏻👇🏻 https://t.co/tM5kPJrs2s

What an INCREDIBLE prize! A 4 hour flying experience for 2 over the stunning Isle of Wight & The Needles. Get your bids in! 🧡💙 #CharityAuction #FlyingExperience

We are pleased to announce the launch of our free online course, Advanced understanding of women veterans: how services can better meet their needs. Originally delivered as a live workshop, the content has been adapted into an online, 30-minute self-guided course. Suitable for

Adjusting to life after service can be difficult for some. If you’re feeling on edge or easily irritable, having unwanted memories or nightmares, avoiding things that you’d like to be part of your life, and/or finding it hard to trust, talk to us. Our expert clinicians deliver

We’re honoured to welcome Commodore Carolyn Stait CBE as one of our speakers at this year’s Armistice Address. Carolyn made history as the first woman to command a Naval Base in Britain, a role she held at HM Naval Base Clyde - no woman held a higher rank in the Royal Navy until