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Find out about some of Care for Veterans’ amazing residents, and how our care and support is helping them.
Nineteen years ago, ex-RAF airman, Andy, acquired a serious brain injury when he was knocked off his bicycle...
The story of World War Two Army veteran and former Queen's Bargemaster, Major Edwin 'Ted' Hunt, who came to live at Care for Veterans in December 2021.
John joined the RAF in 1951. He was called up for his national service during the Cold War and served as an engineer on a Washington Bomber B-29 in RAF Watton in Norfolk.
Dr Michael Matthews came to live at Care for Veterans in April 2010, having been living with Parkinson’s. He sadly passed away in 2021.
Former Infantry Soldier, Nathan, came to Care for Veterans following a brain haemorrhage.
Former Gunnery Instructor and Deep Sea Diver, Ray, came to Care for Veterans as he needed residential care.
Former Flight Engineer and Air Gunner, Doug, came to us in 2017 following a stroke. Sadly, Doug passed away in January 2022.
The story of Care for Veterans' resident, Tony, who is ex-RAF. Tony sadly passed away in November 2020.
Meet Will, one of our youngest residents, who is living with an Acquired Brain Injury.