Armed Services and Ex-service people (Veterans) Services
Broughton house
Broughton House is a residential and nursing care home situated in Salford, Greater Manchester, that has been caring for the wider service family since 1916. Offering fantastic care and a fulfilling wellbeing program in a warm homely environment.
We have a wide range of services and facilities to help meet our residents needs and give them a new lease of life.
Contact Details
0161 675 0915
Broughton House Veteran Care Village, Park Lane, Salford M7 4JD
Disability Stockport - Veteran Service
As an organisation (established over 42 years ago), we specialise in supporting neurodivergent and disabled adults, covering Stockport Borough, Greater Manchester and surrounding areas, and over 18 months ago we identified a severe need and gap in services to support ex forces men and women with autism, having gone through childhood and military service undiagnosed, and continued through life post service undiagnosed, or have eventually been diagnosed. Many are struggling with daily living caused by their autism, affecting their executive functioning abilities due to a change of circumstances or situation in their life, as well as also continuing to be socially isolated.
We also support other disabled and neurodivergent ex forces men and women, and our core service has been re-funded by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, to continue for a further 3 years.
Our support offer ranges from providing information & advice, social inclusion activities, health & wellbeing activities, welfare advice, advocacy, peer support, non-clinical care pathway interventions, case managed support, and clinical interventions.
We are in the process of developing a new bespoke disability & neurodiverse employability support programme in partnership with another established charity, which will include, in-work support, employer support, guaranteed contract of employment following a satisfied work placement meeting the business need, as well as the usual CV writing, interview prep, job searching, etc. However this is still in its infancy concept stages and will be reliant on securing further funding.
Contact Details
0161 480 7248
23 High Street, Stockport, SK1 1EG
Mode Rehabilitation
Our mission is to provide nationwide support and outreach, focusing on individuals with complex needs. At Mode Rehabilitation, we specialize in assisting those who have experienced trauma by offering a holistic approach designed to foster attendance, monitor progress, and build strong therapeutic relationships. We recognize that everyone, regardless of age or background, needs a safe space to express their concerns and receive the support they deserve.
We are particularly dedicated to supporting veterans, offering a comprehensive, whole-person approach that addresses all aspects of their needs. Our services are designed to help veterans navigate and understand mental health services, ensuring they can access the support they need with confidence and ease.
Contact Details
0161 494 1515
Visit their website
Address: The Ash, 101 Stockport Road East, Bredbury, SK6 2AQ
Military Veterans' services (Pennine Care) (Ops Courage)
Our services support British ex-serving personnel who are experiencing mental health difficulties, related to their time and experiences in the armed forces.
Op COURAGE: The Veterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Service provides specialist care and support for those due to leave the armed forces, reservists (when not mobilised), ex service personnel, families/carers.
To contact Op COURAGE call 0300 373 33 32 or email pcn-tr.opcourageNW@nhs.net (open 8am – 8pm, 7 days a week).
The Military Veterans Service is a community-based psychological therapy service for veterans who live in Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
Contact Details
SSAFA | The Armed Forces charity
Our support covers both regulars and reserves in the Royal Navy, the Royal Marines, the British Army and the Royal Air Force and their families, including anyone who has completed National Service. We know and understand the unique demands of service life, whether in the UK or overseas, and in times of need, we help to enable the Forces family to thrive.
SSAFA helps the armed forces community in a number of ways, though our focus is on providing direct support to individuals in need of physical or emotional care.
Addiction, relationship breakdown, debt, homelessness, post-traumatic stress, depression and disability are all issues that can affect our members of our Armed Forces community. Many of these problems only become apparent when an individual has to leave their life in the Forces and join ‘Civvy Street’. SSAFA is committed to helping our brave men and women overcome these problems, and rebuild their lives.
You can contact the 'Forcesline' on 0800 260 6780 for help 9am - 5:00pm Monday to Thursday, 9am - 4pm Friday or complete the Forcesline contact form
Contact Details
0800 260 6780 Manchester branch: 020 4566 9146
SSAFA GM Branch Office, TAVR Centre, TAVR Centre, Belle Vue Street, Manchester
TogetherAll
Togetherall believes no one should be excluded from instant access to mental health support from real people when they need it.
We’re on a mission to make this a reality. With Togetherall, entire populations can have a safe place to connect, share and discuss what’s on their mind with peers.
Our diverse community is active day and night, monitored and moderated 24/7 by licensed mental health practitioners.
We offer a diverse and safe online community – a place where people can feel safe to share their feelings, support each other, and start to feel better. We expand the role and reach of peer support to populations large and small.
Contact Details
27 Old Gloucester St., London WC1 3AX
Trafford Veterans
Trafford Veterans is a group of armed forces veterans, emergency service personnel and local volunteers, who all live in Trafford, Greater Manchester. The group was formed in 2015 after the two founding members left the armed forces and faced a struggle with physical and mental injuries.
Trafford Veterans run a number of activities and encourage people to share their hobbies and skills to form new projects and groups.
They're working to establish a Hub in Trafford that could be used as a one stop shop for veterans and emergency service community. The vision is to have a place for people to easily drop in for advice, activities, for company, have a chat and a cup of tea and be with like-minded people.
Contact Details
Claire Wright on 07947865500
Instagram:@traffordveterans Twitter:@TraffordVetsUK Facebook:@TraffordVetsUK
Veterans Gateway
Veterans’ Gateway offers information, advice and support for veterans and their families. They put you in touch with the organisations best placed to help you with the support you need – from healthcare and housing to employability, finances, personal relationships, mental wellbeing and more.
Veterans’ Gateway is made up of a consortium of organisations and Armed Forces charities, including The Royal British Legion, SSAFA – the Armed Forces charity, Poppyscotland, Combat Stress and Connect Assist.
As many of the team are veterans themselves they understand the issues that you could face after leaving the Armed Forces and will work with you on a one to one basis to support you.
There are a few ways you can get in touch; via phone, Livechat (free service), email or you can use the Self Help service to find local help. The team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Contact Details
Freephone in the UK 0808 802 1212 Text 81212 Live Chat
Visit their contact form via their website
Reg office, Veterans Gateway, PO Box 6997, Cardiff, CF15 5DT
Walking with the Wounded
Whether mentally, physically or socially wounded, WWTW support ex-service personnel and their families most in need. We offer personalised employment support, mental health and well-being support, and support care coordination to help veterans who are struggling after military service. To access support see contact details below.
Contact Details
0330 058 5800
Walking with the Wounded, Manchester office: 42 Canada Street Manchester M40 8AE
