Dogfen lywodraethu HEREFORDSHIRE VETERANS SUPPORT CENTRE
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CIO - FOUNDATION Registered 04 Dec 2020 as amended on 11 Apr 2025
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‘To promote, the health, wellbeing and resettlement into the community of any and all ex HM
Armed Forces personnel, ex HM Armed Forces Reservists or former members of the Merchant
Navy who have served alongside their HM Armed Forces comrades during a conflict (also
referred to as veterans) along with their families and dependents who reside in Herefordshire
or the surrounding area and who are (or might in the future be) in charitable need including
those who are suffering from mental or physical illness of any description or are in need of
rehabilitation as a result of such illness, who are experiencing difficulties adjusting to post
service civilian life, are experiencing hardship, unemployment or homelessness in such ways
as the trustees of the charity think fit by:
(1)
Providing a single point of contact to assist in the provision of physical,
psychological, practical support, advice and encouragement to relieve a veteran’s
distress, illness or hardship.
(2)
Providing or assisting in the provision of activities and facilities in the interests
of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time activities with the object of
improving veterans’ wellbeing, self-esteem, self-confidence and aid their transition
back into local society.
(3)
Providing or arranging provision of education, vocational skills training or
other assistance and to create and facilitate job opportunities along with assisting HM
Armed Forces veterans to prepare for and find employment.
(4)
Operate drop in and activity centre(s) staffed by volunteers for HM Armed
Forces and their families and dependants to provide advice, empathy, support and
sign-posting services to help Armed Forces veterans who are experiencing problems
(or might in the future) due to one of the above challenges and to assist them in
accessing local service providers and wider support organisations that may be able to
provide help or support.
(5)
Do all such lawful things that may further the Charity’s objects.’
