Luton company supports Forces' veterans
Apprentice Michael Given came up with the idea as a productive way of supporting veterans after he and his fellow apprentices chose Combat Stress as their charity of the year.
Chief executive Sue Freeth said: “We continue to see a rise in the number of veteran referrals.
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Hide Ad“In the last five years there has been a 71 per cent increase.
“It is vital that we raise awareness and support for the charity in order to meet this growing demand. “Events like this are a fantastic way for us to showcase the work we do.”
Leonardo sales vice president Dave Appleby presented Combat Stress with a cheque for £2,070.
> Combat Stress is the UK’s leading veterans’ mental health charity. Their mission is to provide treatment and support for those with psychological injuries. More at www.combatstress.org.uk