
Armed Forces Week
This Armed Forces Week, we’re proud to support programmes that help veterans access the care, connection and support they deserve.

This Armed Forces Week, we’re proud to support programmes that help veterans access the care, connection and support they deserve.

This Men’s Health Week, we’re shining a light on Walk & Talk 999 – a free network of weekly walks bringing together men from the Blue Light, NHS and Armed Forces communities across the UK.
There’s no pressure to talk. No expectations. No judgement.
Some people come for the conversation. Some come for the fresh air. Some simply come to be around others who understand.
What matters is showing up.

As part of the event, attendees will also be able to enter a prize draw to win £1,000 towards a wellbeing activity for their team. The funding can be used to support a wellbeing experience that brings colleagues together, with a particular focus on activities that encourage connection, reflection and time spent in nature

Thanks to the dedication and generosity of our amazing team of runners and supporters, an incredible £9,542 has been raised for the Blue Light Card Foundation.

Dave, a police officer of nearly 20 years, is running this year’s London marathon for the blue light community.
Having lost two colleagues to suicide, he knows first-hand how important it is that responders are supported not just in their roles, but as people.

This year, four incredible runners from across the UK Blue Light Community are taking on a marathon challenge in support of the Foundation.

Recently, Prince William spoke on BBC Radio about the importance of mental health support for emergency responders helping to bring this critical issue into the national conversation.

The Fire Fighters Charity Crisis Line Supported by Blue Light Card Foundation Firefighters in the UK regularly face high-stress situations that can take a serious toll on their mental health,