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Amicus Health is proud to be an Armed Forces veteran-friendly accredited GP practice.
This means that, as part of the health commitments of the Armed Forces Covenant, we have a dedicated clinician who has a specialist knowledge of military related health conditions and veteran specific health services. This is important in helping ex-forces to get the best care and treatment. If you are ex-forces, please let us know to help ensure you are getting the best possible care.
If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health or wellbeing, expert help is available from Op COURAGE: The Veterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Service.
Op COURAGE is the new name for:
The new name has been developed to make it easier for those leaving the military and veterans to find help. It was developed following feedback from the Armed Forces community and with support from NHS England and NHS Improvement Armed Forces Patient and Public Voice and Lived Experience Groups.
You can contact the service directly using the details below, or you can ask your GP or a military charity to refer you.
In support of helping more veterans seek help from Op COURAGE: The Veterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Service, the London region has produced a series of videos with ‘On Parade’ - an informative chat show discussing issues facing military veterans in Civilian Life.
The VTN is the first NHS pathway for veterans’ physical health, providing care and treatment to those with a service-attributable healthcare problem.
You can be referred by:
A useful first point of contact for veterans seeking support. The Veterans' Gateway puts veterans and their families in touch with the organisations best placed to help with the information, advice and support they need – from healthcare and housing to employability, finances, personal relationships and more.
The Royal British Legion supports the Armed Forces community to access the support they need. They provide information and advice on physical and mental wellbeing, finance, employment and practical support for independent living.
The Contact Group (‘Contact’) is the collaboration of charity, academic and professional organisations working to improve mental health support to the UK armed forces community including serving personnel, veterans and their families.
If you, or a loved one has been physically or psychologically wounded while serving in the British Armed Forces, Help for Heroes is just a phone call or email away to provide support.
Combat Stress is the UK’s leading mental health charity for veterans. It provides free specialised clinical treatment and support to ex-servicemen and women across the UK with mental health conditions. Combat Stress has a strategic partnership with the MOD and the Department of Health and Social Care. This enables the charity to work with NHS mental health trusts and Armed Forces Health Networks to develop services suitable for military veterans.
Blesma supports limbless veterans to lead independent and fulfilling lives. Blesma is dedicated to assisting serving and ex-service men and women who have suffered life-changing limb loss or the use of a limb, an eye or loss of sight. They support these men and women in their communities throughout the UK and provide centralised assistance to those living overseas.
Blesma works closely with the NHS to ensure the latest advances in the relevant medical fields are converted into practical solutions that can benefit all of their members. Anyone fitted for a prosthesis will know that the socket fit is paramount and it is often the cause of most issues. Blesma keeps up to date with developments in this area and encourages research and development, maintaining close links with NHS national teams, Defence Medical Services (particularly the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court) and industry.
Devon Forces Family provides information for anyone who has ever served in any branch of the armed forces and is now living in Devon, or is planning to move here.
Community support in Devon.
Support from the Ministry of Defence including the Veterans Welfare Service.
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