In the UK, five veterans take their own lives every single week, often in silence, often unseen.
This isn’t just a statistic. It’s five families shattered. Five lives of service, lost to despair.
Operation Lifeline by the Veterans’ Foundation is fighting to change that.
By funding frontline mental health services, crisis support, and veteran outreach, Operation Lifeline is a direct response to this heartbreaking crisis. 
Because one lost veteran is one too many. Learn more at veteransfoundation.org.uk/operationlifeline/
Roach John Michael
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Operation Lifeline: A mission to change and save lives
More than half of our British armed forces heroes struggle with mental and physical health issues when they leave the service.
Some are so traumatised that they go on to take their own lives.
The number of veterans coming forward for help is surging, but so many more are still hiding in the shadows.
We need to find them and support them into recovery. The clock is ticking and every second counts.
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