We are very thankful that we have these stories to share, and are immensely proud of these individuals who call themselves SSAFA supporters.
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The brave and charitable men and women who support, and have been supported by, SSAFA.
The brave and charitable men and women who support, and have been supported by, SSAFA.
We are very thankful that we have these stories to share, and are immensely proud of these individuals who call themselves SSAFA supporters.
If you have a SSAFA story to share, whether about a fantastic fundraising event you've taken part in, or about how SSAFA has helped you, then please email our Case Studies Manager at Bryony.Waite@ssafa.org.uk.
If you are at all concerned about the current Coronavirus we have a number of tips for your mental health from SSAFA supporter Tom Fox.
Latest information about the Coronavirus and its impact on SSAFA, our volunteers and supporters, and the people we help.
Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land have announced that SSAFA will be supported as their main charity partner.
Following a successful launch of the Transitional Mentoring Service at the Catterick Garrison, the service will be now be accessible by all service leavers.
Mike rowed 180 miles across the North Sea to Holland in a boat called Bonnie Lass, in memory of his sister Clare.
SSAFA Mentor and veteran Rob is currently helping RAF Officer Simon* to overcome the problems of transitioning to civilian life.
Injured in Afghanistan whilst on Operation Herrick and medically discharged in 2016 after nine years of service, SSAFA is helping Walter transition to civilian life.