If Britain truly values its veterans, it must start by employing them
By Lisa Farmer
Taxes are rising, and public spending is tight.
So, when ministers put £50m behind a new Veterans Strategy – promising new local support centres linking homes, jobs and health services – it’s fair to ask: will it work?
From the frontline, the answer is yes: if we can create more job opportunities.
A new report by Royal British Veterans Enterprise (RBVE) tracks what happens when homeless veterans are given a stable home and wraparound support. The headline is stark: 72 per cent of those who moved into sustained independent living secured some paid work.
Once someone has an address, a bed, and a door they can lock, everything else becomes possible. GP appointments are........





















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