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Veterans Welfare Group is a support hub for military personnel, and their families, bringing together a network of professionals providing advice and guidance, especially to those impacted by long-term injury. Our members have the skills and expertise in providing financial, legal, employment, educational, housing and rehabilitation support whilst understanding the complexities of various types of
04/06/2026
We’re halfway through the year, and we’re not slowing down.
With Armed Forces Day and several careers fairs, we’re looking forward to supporting the armed forces community at several events in the coming weeks.
Not sure what happens after a medical discharge? Veterans Welfare Group is here to guide you through the process and help you explore the support available to you.
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03/06/2026
This PTSD Awareness Month, we stand with veterans and all those affected by PTSD.
We understand the unique challenges veterans can face when returning to civilian life. PTSD can have a profound impact on mental well-being, relationships, and everyday activities.
Our Veteran PTSD Support Service offers specialist guidance and compassionate support tailored to veterans' needs, helping them regain confidence, rebuild resilience, and move forward on their recovery journey.
This PTSD Awareness Month, we're committed to raising awareness and ensuring veterans know that support is available when they need it most.💚
Contact the Veterans Welfare Group for expert support with the medical discharge process.
We’ll guide you through what happens next and help you understand the support you may be entitled to. Want to know more? Get in touch for a quick chat — we’re here to help.
Long-term concussion, also known as mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), can occur after exposure to blasts, repeated impacts, or blows to the head during military service. While some people recover quickly, others may experience symptoms that continue long after the initial injury.
Understanding what long-term concussion is, is important, as its effects are not always immediately visible but can have a lasting impact on health, wellbeing, and daily life.
To find out more, read the full article via the link provided. If you have any questions or would like to speak with us, please get in touch.
https://veteranswelfaregroup.co.uk/news/long-term-military-concussion/
Routine is a strength for military personnel, providing structure that supports balance, stability, and wellbeing during times of transition. Simple habits such as regular sleep, meals, activities, and trying new opportunities can build confidence and support personal growth over time.
At Veterans Welfare Group, we encourage simple daily routines that can improve wellbeing and help individuals move forward with confidence.
📩 Get in touch to learn more about the support and opportunities available.
Get the support you need with the medical discharge process from Veterans Welfare Group.
We’ll help you understand what comes next and guide you through the support you may be entitled to. Want to know more?
Get in touch for a quick chat—we’re here to help.
Being temporarily downgraded on medical grounds can create uncertainty.
Knowing what to expect from the military medical grading system can help individuals feel more informed, supported, and prepared during periods of recovery or adjusted responsibilities.
If you have any questions about medical downgrading or the medical discharge process, we're here to help.
21/05/2026
It’s been another great event at the Career Transition Partnership Employment Fair!
A fantastic opportunity to meet serving personnel, veterans, and those transitioning out of the Army, offering advice, guidance, and honest conversations about the challenges that can come with leaving service and navigating the next stage of life.
If you’re going through a medical downgrade or discharge process, get in touch to better understand your options, what to expect, and how we may be able to support you through it.
19/05/2026
We’re proud to announce that our Armed Forces Lead, Dean Phillips, has been appointed as an ambassador for .
With 22 years of service as a Royal Air Force Medic, alongside extensive experience supporting injured personnel, service leavers, and veterans, the role is a great fit for Dean. His passion for supporting the armed forces community continues to make a real difference to those navigating life during and after service.
We’re excited to see Dean take on this new role and know he’ll be a fantastic ambassador.