Armed forces Charities That specialise in Veterans

We organise social functions, dances etc in order to raise funds to help support ex-members of The Parachute Association whoare struggling.

The Branch exists to furthery the purpose and aims of the Parachute Regimental Association (Charity Commission number 214015). As part of a national network the branch is expected to follow guidance set by the executive committee of the main Association. The governing documents, guidance and governance notes are available on the Associations website.http://www.army.mod.uk/infantry/regiments/5905

Ex Servicemens welfare concerning eligble members of the Airborne Forces.

Raffles, Remembrance Concert November 2012,

WE ARE EX MEMBERS OF THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT AND AIBORNE FOCRES.TO MAINTAIN CONTACT BETWEEN PAST AND SERVING MEMBERS THEREOF. TO RELIVE EITHER GENERALLY OR INDVIDUALLY PERSON WHO ARE SERVING OR WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT AND AIRBORNE FORCES OR THE DEPENDANTS OF SUCH PERSON WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS.FUND RAISING BY WAY OF COLLECTIONS IN THE DENBIGHSHIERE R

Support the Parachute Regimental Association and its members and their families and help in their welfare.

To promote the efficiency of the Parachute Regiment & Airborne Forces by helping those serving or who have served, or their dependents in need, hardship or distress who live in the Hastings area.

The Royal British Legion Poppy Lottery Limited is licenced by The Gambling Commission and currently promotes a weekly lottery and the sale of scratchcards through third party retailers.The Royal British Legion Poppy Lottery Limited has been established as a subsidiary charity of The Royal British Legion to raise funds in support of the charitable objects of the Legion (Charity number 219279).

Financial and moral support to association members, widows and immediate dependants who require assistance with physical health, mental health or age or related problems.Support to Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces charities.General support for other Army related charities.

Municipal Building located in the centre of Wetherby which is used by local community and charity groups to raise money for their particular charity. This building is also for various Royal British Legion functions and Church Groups.

To relieve the charitable needs of ex-service personnel and service personnel and their families by such means as the trustees determine in particular but not exclusively by:? The provision of alternative and complementary treatments that are complementary to conventional treatment? The provision of accommodation, food, clothing, support and practical advice

Housing