On this day, June 6th, 80 years ago, the course of history was irrevocably changed. The Normandy landings, codenamed Operation Overlord but more commonly known as D-Day, marked the beginning of the end of World War II. As we honour this pivotal moment, we pay tribute to the bravery, sacrifice, and enduring legacy of those who fought and fell on the beaches of Normandy.
Ferry trips for the Disabled from Blankeney and Moreston Quay
International Women's Day (IWD) holds special significance in the United Kingdom, particularly within the context of the armed forces. It's a day to celebrate the invaluable contributions of women in uniform, honour their bravery, and recognise the challenges they overcome in a traditionally male-dominated field.
All partner organizations within the VPPP East of England region understand that mental health support lies at the core of assistance for the veteran community. A crucial aspect of this support involves close collaboration with the NHS.
As part of the Operation Courage service the NHS launched a new campaign on 9th January. The NHS is rolling out an expanded mental health support service for Armed Forces veterans.
In the United Kingdom, the bond among those who have served in the military transcends the uniform. Veterans’ clubs, scattered across the country, stand as beacons of camaraderie and support for those who have donned the uniform in service to their nation.