We are immensely proud to announce that His Majesty King Charles III has chosen to retain his patronage of Combat Stress.
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We are immensely proud to announce that His Majesty King Charles III has chosen to retain his patronage of Combat Stress.
Read moreCESSAC has been privileged to enjoy continuous Royal Patronage since 1903 in recognition of its work, mainly for serving Armed Forces personnel and also, since 1974, for those who have retired.
Read moreHis Majesty The King passed on a special message to Royal Star & Garter residents when he met Nurses working for the charity.
Read moreGood luck messages have been sent to His Majesty King Charles III, ahead of his coronation.
Read moreHer Royal Highness The Princess Royal popped into Lady Haig’s Poppy Factory in Edinburgh this morning (Thursday 19th January) to officially re-open the campus following a two-year refurbishment.
Read moreHer Royal Highness Princess Alexandra has visited Royal Star & Garter in Surbiton to look around its revamped garden.
Read moreHis Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall, will lead a national Two Minute Silence .
Read moreHer Royal Highness Princess Alexandra has met veterans at the official opening of Royal Star & Garter’s care home in High Wycombe.
Read morePrince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall along with Prince Williams and the Duchess of Cambridge met with patients and staff at Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (DMRC) Stanford Hall.
Read moreOn 1st April 2018, the RAF will celebrate 100 years since its formation. The Royal Star & Garter Homes, a Charity that provides specialist care for veterans and their partners who live with disability or dementia, has been privileged to care for many RAF veterans in its 102-year history. Once such resident is Second World War Spitfire pilot Phillip Johnson. To commemorate the RAF centenary, here we share his incredible story.
Phillip joined the RAF on his 18th birthday and underwent the demanding Spitfire pilot training in the UK, Africa and Egypt. Once his training was complete Phillip was flown to Malta and joined 185 Squadron.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
