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Veteran Services Northern Ireland


All the information required for veterans in the UK is freely available on the internet. Knowing where to look is the question most veterans would ask?
The sole aim of this site is to bring together all those links on one website. Please use the knowledge and experience gathered by professionals to your advantage. Like any brand, only go to those supported by the M.O.D. and other veteran agencies. Take their advice, not mine!
There is No membership required, we do not intend to claim funding, "Service Not Self" is our watchword.

We only sign post to those registered with The Confederation of Service Charities (COBSEO), as a Gold Standard.

Veteran Services Northern Ireland is cited as a source of Information in the

Armed Services Trauma Rehabilitation Outcome Study.

Warwickshire.gov.uk sources of support
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What can we Offer?
Free Counselling for All Service Personnel
AA Veterans Support was established in 2011 to provide help, advice and guidance to those who serve or have served in the British Armed Forces and their families throughout Northern Ireland. They deliver many vital support services in their 'drop-in and training centre', which is situated just off the Crumlin Rd, Belfast.
What's On Offer?
COBSEO Registered Service Charities
Confederation of Service Charities (COBSEO) is an organisation that exists for the interests of the Armed Forces community. COBSEO's membership consists of over 180 Service and ex-service organisations, including Regimental associations. COBSEO is your Gold Standard for Veterans Charities
What do we offer?
Mental Health Support / Resources
Upto date information with regards to Mental Health Apps (Such as PTSD Coach) and Supporting Information.Please use the drop down menu bar to access these Resources. Please watch the Debriefing Videos provided by Nic Fothergill, Vietnam Veteran. Use the Menu to also access other resources.
Andy Allen's Veterans Support
AA Veterans Support was established in 2011 to provide help, advice and guidance to those who serve or have served in the British Armed Forces and their families throughout Northern Ireland.
They deliver many vital support services in our 'drop-in and training centre', which is situated just off the Crumlin Rd, Belfast. We also deliver outreach projects and welfare support to beneficiaries throughout Northern Ireland. The services we provide include counselling, respite, complementary therapies, employability support, support groups, benefits and housing advice and guidance, welfare assistance and more.
They believe our service personnel, veterans and their families deserve our lifelong support, therefore we will endeavour to provide the necessary support services to enable those who serve or have served and their families to live an independent life.
Who do they help?
Anyone who has ever served in the Army, Royal Navy or RAF.
The families / dependants of the Armed Forces residing or looking to reside in Northern Ireland.
The dependants of veterans residing in Northern Ireland
Members of the reserve forces and their dependants
National Servicemen residing in Northern Ireland

W: www.aavsni.com

Where to find Andy Allen's Veteran's Support
Unit C3 Edenderry Industrial Estate, 326 Crumlin Rd, Belfast, BT14 7EE

E: info@aavsni.com

T: 02890 747 071

AAVSNI Positive Pathways Programme

Through the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust AAVS have been awarded a grant to employ a sports & outdoors navigator who will work to enhance the opportunities and outdoors opportunities for veterans across Northern Ireland.

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Positive Pathways Programme
"You're not in the Army Now,( Charities Information Site ) Northern Ireland.Email: admin@veteranservicesni.com
Veteran Services N.I. Charity Information site, aim is to signpost both Serving and retired members of the Armed Forces with practical help and advice with regards to Post Trauma Stress Disorder, (PTSD), War Pensions, benefits, housing, Medals, Funerals, and much more. It is Northern Ireland based, but is open to all Servicemen and women North and South. Please FOLLOW THIS LINK
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