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July 3, 2024
HQ Brigade of Gurkhas - Cradle to Grave guide
HQ Brigade of Gurkhas has launched a 'Cradle to Grave' publication. The aim of this booklet is to:
To access the guide, please go to this link: Gurkha Life Skills - Cradle to Grave - Gurkha Brigade Association (gurkhabde.com)
- Inform potential recruits (PR) joining the Brigade of Gurkhas.
- Guide to officers in the Brigade to support their leadership, command, and management.
- Provide awareness for personnel involved in supporting roles, welfare, management of facilities and on temporary attachment.
- Provide awareness for Regional Point of Command (RPoC) and Formation HQs with Gurkhas under command.
- Provide awareness for local authorities, external supporting agencies, schools, and local councils.
To access the guide, please go to this link: Gurkha Life Skills - Cradle to Grave - Gurkha Brigade Association (gurkhabde.com)
Catterick: SSAFA Volunteers needed!
SSAFA is looking for volunteers who are passionate about giving back to the Armed Forces community to join its new Serving Community Team at Catterick Garrison. Depending on your preferences and the role you choose, you may assist with fundraising, managing finances, or supporting marketing efforts.
Volunteers can give as much or as little time as they can – the roles are designed to be flexible, as we understand many of our volunteers also have work or family commitments. No experience is necessary for most positions, but a military connection or an understanding of the unique challenges that service personnel and their families face would be excellent.
Volunteering with the SCT at Catterick Garrison is a fantastic way to give back to those who have given so much, and your time can make a world of difference in the lives of our Armed
Forces service personnel and their families. To find out more about volunteering opportunities, please email sct.interest@ssafa.org.uk or Robert.law@sct.ssafa.org.uk
Information provided by North HIVE Hub
July 2, 2024
Credenhill: Credenhill Community News - Issue 170 - July 2024
Credenhill Community News - Issue 170 - July 2024
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Aldershot: Tourist Information Centre
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