Army HIVE Info

May 17, 2025

Northern Ireland: Did you, a loved one, or someone you knew serve in the Ulster Defence Regiment?

Did You, A loved One, or Someone You Know Serve In The Ulster Defence Regiment?

Since 1972, the UDR Benevolent Fund has been dedicated to supporting former members, their widows/widowers, and their families in times of need.

They offer confidential and compassionate support when you need it most:

Financial advice and support
Healthcare support
Mental health care and support
Wellbeing support

To find out more about their services, please get in touch:

Call: 07720677838 or Email: udrbenfund@outlook.com

*Proof of service required

Please note caseworkers, whose knowledge and expertise are of the highest level, will deal with any issue sensitively and confidentially, however as part of a grant application process, personal information and supporting documentation will be required.

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Information provided by HIVE NI

May 16, 2025

Hereford: New Garden Waste Collection Across Herefordshire

Register your interest in new garden waste collection service

Herefordshire Council are introducing a new household garden waste collection service for residents from March 2026 and are inviting you to register your interest now.
The new, optional, garden waste collection service will replace the current single use green plastic sacks.
Find out more and register - https://orlo.uk/6uUwg

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub

Stafford: MOD Community Centre AWS Community Support weekly activities

Information Provided by Stafford HIVE

Worcester: Veterans and Families Event

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub

May 15, 2025

Wiltshire: Free online 'Working In Early Years' course - booking closes Fri 20 Jun

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Information provided by Colerne and Lyneham HIVEs

Gov.uk news update - VE Day boost for veterans’ healthcare

Government announces £1.8 million investment to transform NHS care for veterans, serving personnel and their families.

Armed forces veterans and their families will benefit from improved and targeted healthcare, the government has announced as the nation marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

A new training programme will ensure NHS staff across the country are supported to meet the unique health needs of veterans, serving personnel and their families.

The new programme will see NHS staff across England receiving dedicated training to help them identify and support patients with military backgrounds. GPs, doctors and NHS nurses will work with regional trainers to make sure they embed this support into their services.

To read this news announcement in full please go to: VE Day boost for veterans’ healthcare