The Royal Star and Garter |
The Royal Star and Garter Home offers the best in nursing care and rehabilitation for anyone who is physically disabled or incapacitated and has served in Her Majesty's Forces. Any man or woman who served in the regular, National Service or reserve forces for any length of time, irrespective of rank, may apply for a place. It does not matter how the disability was caused. No distinction is made between those injured on active service and those disabled by accident or illness in civilian life; the same high quality of care is given to all. |
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Erskine Hospital |
Erskine Hospital is an independent charity providing a modern care facility for ex Servicemen and women in the United Kingdom. It provides an unrivalled level of residential, nursing and dementia care in purpose-built homes. |
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Combat Stress |
The ex Services Mental Welfare Society (Combat Stress), is the only charity dedicated to giving care, comfort and reassurance, backed by skilled clinical support, to men and women of all ranks and all services suffering from varying degrees of mental illness as a result of traumatic battle experiences. |
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Queen Alexandra Hospital Home |
The Queen Alexandra Hospital Home is a registered charity, providing a permanent home with devoted nursing and medical care for disabled ex-servicemen. Anyone who has served in HM Forces at any time or in any capacity and requires residential care is eligible for admission. |
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| Haig Homes |
The Douglas Haig Memorial Homes, known as Haig Homes, is a Charitable Housing Association with almost 1,200 houses, flats, maisonettes and bungalows throughout the UK. Tenancies are allocated on the basis of suitability and need except where this would lead to unsustainable tenancies or unstable communities. |
