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Learn about training and further education support offered by the MOD to those who are currently serving, ex-service personnel and adult dependents.
Find out what grant schemes are provided by the Women's Section. Learn what support is available, check eligibility, and how to apply.
From providing care homes for older veterans, to support for carers, to helping the Armed Forces community to live safely at home, we're here to help.
Whatever the cause of the financial issues, RBL is here to help those in need get back on track with both benefit & debt advice and practical, financial support.
When serving in Afghanistan in 2006, Andy Barlow ran into a minefield to help an injured fellow solider. This changed his life forever.
We work with Dementia UK to provide Admiral Nurses -dementia specialists – who give essential practical and psychological support to people caring for a loved one with dementia.
Following our successful campaign, veterans such as Keith Clarke no longer see their military compensation taken to cover social care costs.
Army veteran Steve King is looking forward to his first Christmas in his new home after we rescued him from homelessness during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Leon served in the Army for four-and-a-half years, but when he left service, he was unable to find a job and ended up homeless until the Legion stepped in.
We can provide specialist compensation advice, help with debt and emergency situations, and can support you through grant applications.
Lance Corporal Adam Nesbitt credits the DMRC with helping him make a better recovery than anybody thought was possible after a serious motorcycle accident.
When Chris Dodd left the Army, he felt lost and struggled to find direction and purpose in the civilian world.
Personnel Recovery Centres are Ministry of Defence led initiative designed to ensure wounded, injured and sick personnel receive the help they need.
