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Objects
The object of the charity is for the public benefit to relieve charitable need and distress of persons who are serving or who served as members of the armed forces and their families and dependants, in particular those experiencing poor mental health, including by reason of bereavement, in particular but not exclusively by provision of information, advice and support and by establishment and maintenance of a memorial to those who have died by suicide after having served as members of the armed forces.
Activities
The charity plans to offer an informal reactive mentoring service which will, in effect, be a ‘coffee and a chat’ offering.
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The charity will be clear with beneficiaries of such mentoring that mentors are not offering a professional service and are a listening and conversational exchange in relation to the pressures veterans face outside of service.
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Much of the benefit of the mentoring system is to provide a sense of comradeship that is lost when moving from active service to civilian life and provide someone to talk to.
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Mentors will signpost to specialist and crisis services where appropriate.
Trustees
Edward Mackenzie - Chair ​To read Ed's bio click here
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Nick - Trustee To read Nick's bio click here
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Tony Leete - Trustee To read Tony's bio click here
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Lorna Drury - Trustee To read Lorna's bio click here
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