At The Bridge for Heroes, we provide practical support, social connection and opportunities to improve wellbeing for members of the Armed Forces Community — including serving personnel, veterans and their families.
Our services are free, confidential and non-judgemental, and are designed to support people in a way that works best for them.
Whether someone needs advice, ongoing support, or simply a place to feel welcome, we are here to help.
Find out more about the one-to-one support, guidance and advice we offer across a wide range of areas.
Discover the activities, sessions and social opportunities available at the Bridge Centre and beyond.
Learn about the organisations we work with to provide specialist support and joined-up care.
Our Bridge ‘drop-in’ Centre in King’s Lynn is at the heart of everything we do.
Here, individuals can:
We also offer home visits, outreach support and telephone contact for those who are unable to attend in person.
We support individuals with a wide range of challenges, including:
Our approach is person-centred, meaning we take the time to understand each individual’s situation and provide the right support — whether directly or by connecting them with specialist services.
Alongside support services, we offer a wide range of activities and social opportunities designed to improve wellbeing and bring people together.
From creative sessions and physical activities to group events and shared meals, these activities help individuals:
All activities, meals and refreshments are provided free of charge.
We work closely with a wide range of organisations, charities and statutory services to ensure members of the Armed Forces Community receive the best possible support.
By working together, we can provide access to specialist services and ensure individuals receive the help they need — both immediately and in the long term.
Supporting anyone who is or has served in HM Armed Forces
Including family members: spouses, widows/widowers, dependants
