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Norton House anniversary -
SSAFA Norton House, Headley Court, celebrated its fourth anniversary on February 14th.
Forcesline -
The SSAFA Forcesline telephone system has been fixed. Thank you for your patience while we were dealing with these temporary technical problems and apologies for any inconvenience caused.
The Military Wives Choir raise over half a million for charity -
With a Christmas No.1, a BRIT nomination, national TV appearances and a performance at the Royal Albert Hall, the Military Wives Choir today announced that they have raised more than half a million through the sales of their single ‘Wherever You Are’.
SSAFA Young Achiever Awards -
The SSAFA Forces Help Young Achiever Awards were held on Wednesday 25th January 2012. Taking place in Rheindahlen, the ceremony celebrated the outstanding achievements of 24 special young people who live in the British Forces Germany community.
Row2Recovery team complete 3,000 mile Atlantic challenge -
The Row2Recovery team of four injured service personnel and two able bodied rowers touched down at their final destination of Port St Charles, Barbados yesterday afternoon.
Row2Recovery team on the final stretch of their 3,000 mile trans-Atlantic journey -
The Row2Recovery crew of injured servicemen and able bodied rowers are making their way to the finish line following their epic journey of 3,000 miles from the Canary Islands to Barbados.
SSAFA Chairman visits Cardiff -
SSAFA Chairman visits Cardiff to meet community leaders and look at ways to incrase the number of distressed Welsh military veterans coming forward for help.
World Record and Brits for Military Wives Choir -
Guinness World Record attempts and Brit Award nomination for Military Wives Choir
The Big Stooshie Charity Music Festival Secures JAMES -
The Big Stooshie, Scotland’s charity music festival, has announced that British rock band JAMES has been added to their impressive line up.
Injured soldiers take on heroic trans-Atlantic rowing challenge to raise money for charities -
Four injured soldiers who were injured in Iraq or Afghanistan are taking part in a gargantuan challenge to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to raise money for injured British servicemen and women.
Military Wives make Christmas Number 1 -
The Military Wives Choir and SSAFA celebrated a Christmas surprise when the single Wherever You Are secured the coveted number one chart position.
OBE for SSAFA Treasurer -
SSAFA treasurer, David Ashman, has been awarded an OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list for his voluntary service to the Association.
Christmas No. 1 favourites the Military Wives Choir raise money for SSAFA Forces Help -
Military Wives fever has taken hold of the nation - and even better, all the proceeds go to SSAFA Forces Help and the Royal British Legion.
SSAFA highlights the challenges of Service families at Military Adoption Conference -
Services families can face additional barriers when trying to adopt a child. SSAFA's specialist adoption service helps military families become complete.
One, Two, TEA - for our troops! -
SSAFA's Big Brew Up is a firm favourite for our Forces and those who support them - but 2011 was our best year yet.
Scotland's Big Stooshie festival set to raise thousands -
A brand new Scottish music festival aims to raise thousands of pounds for SSAFA Forces Help and other military charities - tickets are available now.
SSAFA campaign finds more and more people coming forward for help -
SSAFA Forces Help’s recent client reach campaign resulted in over 1,500 calls from new clients looking for help – a 50% year on year increase.
SSAFA marks Remembrance at London's Cenotaph -
SSAFA, one of the UK's leading Armed Forces charities, marks Remembrance Sunday
Bereaved families gather to remember in Blackpool -
SSAFA Support Group for Bereaved Families met in Blackpool for an emotional service of remembrance.
Ride of Britain captures the nation's imagination -
SSAFA Forces Help's second gruelling Ride of Britain event attracted nationwide coverage and praise from Prime Minister David Cameron
