Veterans Supporting Veterans
Veterans Supporting Veterans
The Veterans Community Network are delighted to announce that in 2025 we celebrated our 5th Birthday. We could not have been prouder to reach this achievement. We are delighted to have our News Page which is dedicated to showcasing our beneficiary outings, social activities and additional projects we hold in addition to our regular programs. Further down this page also includes our SITREP Newsletter, which keeps our Veterans Community updated on all relevant information and activities.
Over the years, the Veterans Community Network has hosted and participated in a variety of fundraising events. We are incredibly grateful to all our Veterans Community and Funders who support us. All donations raised go directly back into the Veterans Community Network so that we can continue to provide support to our Veterans Community. To learn more, please click the link below to be directed to our Fundraising and Donations Page.
In 2025, to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the VJ Day, VCN created a memorial tapestry, led by our VCN Service Director, Dr Gill Le Page. Our veterans community had the unique opportunity to be part of the project by adding in stitches into the tapestry. The tapestry was displayed at Abington Park Museum in Northampton.




VCN is delighted to announce that in October 2025 we were successful in our application to become a member of COBSEO. Service Director Dr Gill Le Page stated "For such a small Charity, we are pleased to be able to demonstrate the Governance standards required for membership of COBSEO."
Olney River Fest
Live at The Curiosity Rooms, Leamington Spa
Live at The Coffee Depot, Weedon Bec
Podcast with Katie Fryer, Shelve Your Boots & Dr Gill Le Page, VCN Service Director.
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