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Find what are the health concerns specific to Gulf War veterans, including long-term medical conditions, access to compensation and available support.
Whether you'd like to talk to us in person, on the phone, or even chat online, we're here to make sure everyone can access the support they need.
Bravo 22 Company is RBL's award-winning recovery through the arts programme open to serving and ex-serving personnel, reservists, WIS, and their families across the UK.
Read our PTSD guide and find information on common symptoms of PTSD, available treatments, and support services for veterans experiencing trauma-related stress.
“I feel I've been very fortunate with my experiences at RBL. I've not only had amazing help, but I see firsthand how the RBL's support can change lives."
Find out information on mesothelioma in veterans, asbestos exposure risks in military service and available support for affected personnel.
The Defence Medical Welfare Service provides practical and emotional support for armed forces personnel receiving medical treatment. Find all the information here.
Since 2015 a team at the Centre for Blast Injury Studies has been investigating hearing loss amongst veterans, and possible remedies.
The welfare and wellbeing of the Armed Forces has been at the heart of RBL since our inception in 1921. One of our earliest interventions saw us create a dedicated hospital and village to support ex-serving personnel suffering from tuberculosis after the First World War.
Team of veterans’ summit on centenary of the end of WW1 in an expedition led by The Royal British Legion’s Battle Back Centre and Leeds Beckett University.
The Battle Back Centre course is one of the most important courses that wounded, injured and sick Service personnel will do.
When serving in Afghanistan in 2006, Andy Barlow ran into a minefield to help an injured fellow solider. This changed his life forever.
It can be difficult for people to relate to the struggles faced by military families. Read about their stories.
Officially opened in 2012, The Battle Back Centre is the first port of call for wounded, injured and sick service men and women.
It can be hard when your child joins the military. Even more so for Anita when all 3 of her children signed up.
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