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1. • • Veterans are defined as anyone who has served for at least one day in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces (Regular or Reserve) or Merchant Mariners who have seen duty on legally defined military operations. A “Service Leaver” is a term for someone who is in transition from or has ceased to be a member of HM Armed Forces.
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     Veterans Factsheet 2020 - GOV.UK

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   What is a veteran card?

   • The Veteran Card will provide veterans with a clear recognition of service, a tangible link to the Armed Forces, and allow them to easily verify their veteran status to access support and services from government, charities, and local authorities.

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   What is an HM Armed Forces veteran card?

   • An HM Armed Forces Veteran Card is a way to prove that you served in the UK armed forces. The card can make it quicker and easier to apply for support as a veteran. It’s free to apply. You can currently only apply for a Veteran Card if you have a UK address. Veterans who do not have a UK address will be able to apply later this year.

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   Who can apply for HM Armed Forces veteran card?

   • Thousands of Armed Forces veterans can now apply for their HM Armed Forces Veteran Card following the launch of the service, says the Ministry of Defence. With around two million veterans in the UK, Defence Minister Andrew Murrison has welcomed the rollout of Veterans Cards, and the benefit it will have for the veterans community.

   Veterans card rolled out – heres what you need to know

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   What is Veterans UK?

   • Veterans UK is the MOD’s support organisation for Service Personnel, the majority of veterans and their families.

   Veterans Factsheet 2020 - GOV.UK

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   Why do Veterans need a veteran card?

   • “It is essential that every veteran can quickly verify their status and easily receive the support they need and deserve. These Veteran Cards illustrate our gratitude and appreciation for those who have proudly served this country, and the incredible sacrifices they have made.”

   Veterans card rolled out – heres what you need to know

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   What is Veterans Association UK?

   • Veterans Association UK - A veterans counseling and assistance organisation. Veterans Association UK has to date re-housed 177 veterans and families. Supporting veterans is just one of the Veterans Association UK priorities. 13 disabled veterans now have chairlifts and wet rooms fitted.

   Veterans Association UK - Providing Support and Services for Veterans

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3. www.gov.uk › veteran-cardApply for an HM Armed Forces Veteran Card - GOV.UK

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   An HM Armed Forces Veteran Card is a way to prove that you served in the UK armed forces. The card can make it quicker and easier to apply for support as a veteran. It’s free to apply.

4. www.gov.uk › guidance › getting-discounts-as-a-veteranGetting discounts as a veteran - GOV.UK

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   Sep 12, 2024 · Veterans and family support. Find out about discount schemes available to veterans of the UK armed forces.

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   Veterans, people serving in the armed forces and their dependants may be able to claim a range of benefits in the UK. These include: Universal Credit. Child Benefit. Statutory Sick Pay. Armed Forces Independence Payment. Personal Independence Payment. Sure Start Maternity Grant. Jobseekers Allowance. tax credits.

7. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentVeterans Factsheet 2020 - GOV.UK

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8. www.gov.uk › government › collectionsVeteran's facts and guidance - GOV.UK

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   Jan 21, 2021 · The UK has a highly skilled and diverse veteran population. This page provides information about what it means to be a veteran and promotes the ongoing value veterans bring to civilian life.

9. ukdefencejournal.org.uk › veterans-card-rolled-outVeterans card rolled out – heres what you need to know

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   Jan 29, 2024 · The Veteran Card will provide veterans with a clear recognition of service, a tangible link to the Armed Forces, and allow them to easily verify their veteran status to access support and services from government, charities, and local authorities.

10. veteransassociation.co.ukVeterans Association UK - Providing Support and Services for ...

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    Veterans Association UK and it's members are committed to giving help to all veterans, regardless of Service, race, ethnicity, religion, beliefs, physical attributes, disabilities, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic background, criminal record or addictions.