Military charities merge to build stronger care offer for veterans

Military charities merge to build stronger care offer for veterans

Royal Star & Garter and Care for Veterans have merged to expand and strengthen veteran care, combining over 200 years of service into four specialist homes.

Veterans charities confirm merger, ensuring long history of providing care to the Armed Forces community continues

A national charity that made its home in Worthing nearly 100 years ago has confirmed a merger with another veterans charity sharing common goals.

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Former members of the Armed Forces in Northampton will benefit from enhanced person-centred care and support after the care home they live in achieved the standards required for the Veteran Friendly Framework (VFF).

Veterans’ Care Charities Agree Merger

Share Post Share Email Royal Star & Garter and Care for Veterans have agreed a merger. The two charities have shared values and objectives, with long histories of providing high quality care to the Armed Forces community and an ambition to improve the quality and range of their services. Confirmation of the merger comes after the two organisations, both founded as a result of WWI and over 100 years old, agreed …