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July 24, 2025
Aldershot: The Vine Centre
Our mission is to serve the community, enabling individuals to move towards independence, make sustainable change in their lives, reduce social isolation and improve their quality of life by offering specialised support in a safe environment. We support adults and families that are socially isolated, long-term unemployed, homeless or poorly housed, suffering with mental health, addiction or learning difficulties. Often individuals will access more than one of our services - and they are always welcome to join anything we have on offer.
Click HERE for more information
Northern Ireland: The Wessex Cinema Aldergrove, August Showings










Northern Ireland: HIVE closed Monday 28th July - Monday 11th August

Aldergrove HIVE is closed from Monday 28th July until Monday 11th August.
If you have an enquiry that isn't urgent you can still email Aldergrove HIVE at RC-Pers-HIVE-NI-0mailbox@mod.gov.uk and the HIVE Information Officer will get back to you upon her return to the office.
If your enquiry is of an urgent matter, either speak to your welfare team or contact Scotland HIVE in Aldergrove HIVE absence at RC-Pers-HIVE-Scotland-0Mailbox@mod.gov.uk who will back to you ASAP.
Information provided by HIVE NI
Surrey: working in early years and childcare
Hounds for Heroes: Supporting the Armed Forces with Life-Changing Assistance Dogs
Hounds for Heroes – Supporting the Armed Forces with Life-Changing Assistance Dogs
Every day, members of the UK Armed Forces and Emergency Services dedicate themselves to protecting others. At Hounds for Heroes, we believe that when illness or injury makes daily life more difficult for those who’ve served, they deserve steadfast support and a highly trained partner to help them on their journey.We provide specially trained assistance dogs to those who have served in HM Armed Forces, no matter where, when, or for how long. Whether you served for days, weeks, months or years, you may be eligible. We also support those from the Emergency Services, including the Police, Fire, Ambulance, Coastguard and RNLI.
Our dogs are far more than companions. They are working dogs trained to assist with everyday tasks like opening doors, retrieving dropped items and building confidence in public settings. Just as importantly, they offer loyal companionship and emotional reassurance.
Each dog is carefully matched to their Partner based on individual needs, ensuring a truly life-changing relationship that supports both practical challenges and emotional wellbeing.
Who We Help
We welcome applications from anyone who:
Is a current or former member of HM Armed Forces or Emergency Services (Police, Fire, Ambulance, Coastguard or RNLI)
Is living with a physical disability caused by illness or injury
(this does not need to be directly related to your time in service)
We support a wide range of conditions that affect mobility and independence, including:
Spinal injuries
Limb loss or amputation
Stroke recovery
Neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis
Serious illness or injury with lasting physical impact
We understand that the road to recovery and independence can be tough and the last thing we want is for cost to be a barrier. Where needed, Hounds for Heroes can cover the full working life of an assistance dog, including training, equipment, insurance and ongoing support. Each situation is assessed individually and we aim to remove as many barriers as possible.
If you or someone you support could benefit from an assistance dog, we’d love to hear from you. Welfare officers, medical staff and support teams are encouraged to signpost eligible individuals our way. We're here to help.
To learn more or to begin an application, visit: www.houndsforheroes.com or get in touch at: clientapplications@houndsforheroes.com.
Together, we can make a difference.
North East: Vacancies for Digital Delivery Engineers
Balfour Beatty is seeking a dedicated Digital Delivery Engineer for our exciting new NZT Project based in Teesside (Northeast).
If you're passionate about delivering transformative projects with a commitment to safety and excellence, we want to hear from you!
As part of the digital team, the digital delivery engineer will help support and facilitate the successful embedment of digital tools and processes across the Project.
Work with the wider Digital team to become a subject Matter expert in digital tools and processes.
And here’s the key: You don’t need to have prior digital experience to apply.
For more information please use the following link and the one below: Details
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July 23, 2025
London: Building Heroes The Leading Tri-Service Military to Construction Charity
We are active in other locations across the UK. At one of these locations, we are offering a plant and machinery course. Further details can be found here: Streetworks and Plant Machinery Operative | Building Heroes