PTSD Resolution Big Give

Big Give 2024

big give 2024

Donate to PTSD Resolution from midday today & your donation will be DOUBLED!

All donations made between midday 3rd December & midday on Tuesday 10th December 2024 will be doubled
- thanks to the Big Give and our 2024 Champion, ShareGift.

Big Give 2024


If you would like to support our Veterans, Reservists & families this Christmas, now is the time!

How does it work?

Just visit our Big Give page and donate (by credit or debit card) - and see your support doubled!

PTSD Resolution relies on your support to continue providing counselling that is free, compassionate, effective and local - through our national network of therapists. Please help us help them. 

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Why People choose Big Give to help PTSD Resolution to help Veterans

1.    A unique opportunity to DOUBLE your charitable donation – to DOUBLE the great work it supports
2.    Your donation is used very carefully, for veterans' therapy – we have no assets, pay no salaries.
3.    Only with your help can we provide FREE therapy to Veterans, Reservists and their families
4.    Donations are used to pay for local therapy, through our UK network of 200 therapists
5.    Compassion: we treat Veterans with addiction issues and in prison, and families who are suffering 
6.    Success: in nearly 8 out of 10 programmes, no further help is needed by the veteran

Tell us about your fund raising and we will support you, through social media and other means!

Veteran

Help us help veterans like Stephen.

After 22 years' service in the Gulf, Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Iraq, Stephen says he didn't know how to function in normal society.

He was slipping down to a very dark place and finding it hard to get support:

“I went to my local GP who wasted my time. I was prescribed pills. A doctor told me to get more exercise. A mental health nurse told me I had autism. I don’t.
“Then I found PTSD Resolution…
“As soon as I approached them I was recognised as having PTSD… they helped me understand WHY I was anxious and depressed. It put me back in control. Now I know I can switch off the bad memories. I don’t feel guilty about things anymore. I am focused on looking forward.
“More Veterans should be made aware of them! I got ‘me’ back.”