Operation Courage

About this service

Operation Courage offers nHS mental-health support for Armed Forces veterans, reservists, people leaving the military and eligible family members. This service is there to help people feel better informed, more connected and more supported when they need practical help, fair access, transport support, community connection or advice around care and rights. Depending on the service, help may include information, assessments, advocacy, community activities, transport access, practical guidance or signposting. Checking the website or contacting the service can help confirm what is currently available and how best to get support.

How they can help you

Operation Courage can help by offering clear information, respectful support and practical next-step guidance. Depending on the service, this may involve emotional support, benefits or welfare help, transport access, advice, community connection, social care guidance or rights-based support. The aim is to reduce barriers and help people feel safer, more included and better supported.

What to expect

When you get in touch, you can usually expect clear information, a supportive response and guidance on the next step for accessing help.

Who it's for

Veterans, reservists, people leaving the military and eligible family members who need mental health support.

Getting support

Eligibility

Access depends on the service criteria for veterans and connected family members.

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Monday to Friday: 09:00 - 17:00

Referral requirements

You can contact this service directly without a referral.

Helpful guides

Practical advice that can help you understand your next step.