Broughton House, the Salford care home for ex-servicemen and women, has received a grant of £18,000 towards the cost of looking after veterans who served in the Royal Air Force.
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Broughton House, the Salford care home for ex-servicemen and women, has received a grant of £18,000 towards the cost of looking after veterans who served in the Royal Air Force.
Read moreA reunion with a former RAF colleague has inspired a recent Lord Mayor of Manchester to become an official ambassador for veterans’ care home Broughton House.
Read moreCoronation Street star Antony Cotton has become an official ambassador of veterans’ care home Broughton House – in honour of his grandfather.
Read moreBroughton House, the Salford home for former servicemen and women, has recruited a community and events fundraiser to raise its profile as it transitions to becoming the UK’s first Veteran Care Village.
Read moreTeam GB Taekwondo para athlete and world champion Amy Truesdale is the latest sports star to become an official ambassador of veterans’ care home Broughton House.
Read moreA new Veterans’ care village will be built in the north-west of England.
Read moreBroughton House, the Salford home for ex-servicemen and women, has received a £96,000 funding boost from the Army’s national charity.
Read moreFor a year the team has supported Broughton House as part of the telecoms provider’s Give Something Back programme, which encourages staff to volunteer or raise funds for local charities.
Read moreDozens of well-wishers turned out to help a Jamaican-born RAF veteran celebrate his 100th birthday at the Salford care home for ex-servicemen and women where he lives.
Read moreVeterans care home Broughton House is toasting a £200,000 funding boost to expand its Armed Forces Support Hub which helps ex-servicemen and women to transition successfully to civilian life.
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