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North Lancs Enterprise Ltd Bay Business Centre. 2 Norton Rd, Heysham Lancashire LA3 1HA 01524 400224 info@baybusinesscentre.co.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for North Lancs Enterprise Ltd - link opens a new window self employment advice, guidance, training, mentoring into self employment Be the Boss kparkinson@britishlegion.org.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for Be the Boss - link opens a new window Business Start Up service for UK Armed Forces leavers including financial assistance to start up and develop a business Dudley College The Broadway Dudley West Midlands DY1 4AS 01384 363000 stephanie.selwood@dudleycol.ac.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for Dudley College - link opens a new window A training provider that specialises in the Renewable Energy Trades, Gas, Electric and Plumbing. Midwest Rural Enterprise CIC The Field House HR3 6PP chrise@midwest-rural.org.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for Midwest Rural Enterprise CIC - link opens a new window We are the first Community Interest Company to become members of the National Federation of Enterprise Agencies, an organisation which sets standards for agencies whose primary objective is to support potential, new or existing small and medium sized businesses. NAViGO health & Social Care CIC Pilgrim Primary Care Centre Pelham Road Immingham DN40 1JW 01469 551401 ian.disley@nhs.net - link opens default email editor Visit Website for NAViGO health & Social Care CIC - link opens a new window Community Mental Health Services The Veterans' Support Service The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation 446 Fulham Road London SW6 1DT tim.willis-crowley@oswaldstoll.org.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for The Veterans' Support Service - link opens a new window A suuport service jointly run by The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation and SPEAR to provide outreach support for ex-service people and their dependents in London The Royal British Legion 199 Borough High Street London SE1 1AA 08457 725 725 020 1234 5668 KParkinson@britishlegion.org.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for The Royal British Legion - link opens a new window Poppy Support is part of The Royal British Legion's immediate needs services to the UK Armed Forces and ex-Forces community. The Royal British Legion provides financial, social and emotional support to millions who have served and are currently serving in the Armed Forces, and their dependants. Currently, nearly 10.5 million people are eligible for our support and we receive thousands of calls for help every year. The Legion was founded in 1921 as a voice for the ex-Service community and over 450,000 members continue to ensure that this voice does not go unheard. Although the needs of ex-Service people have changed over the years, we are still there to safeguard their welfare, interests and memory. British service people are in action around the world every day of the year. They know that if they need our support - now or in the future - the Legion is always on active duty for them. Vocational Assessment Service. The Royal British Legion provides an assessment, counselling and guidance service on career management and development to Service leavers and ex- Services personnel of the UK Armed Forces, Reserve Forces and their dependants. The process can last from one to three days and it will include structured interviews, CV preparation, career exercises and inventories, job search, personality questionnaires, aptitude and ability testing and work samples. Based on the results and what has come out in the sessions the individual will be offered advice and suggestions on suitable training, employment, further support and education. The service is for those with a disability or medical condition which is forcing a career change on the individual. It is also available to those who are at a disadvantage or who are at a crossroads in their career and need to confirm whether or not the choices made are appropriate. The service is available to those who fall into the above categories. The cost of travel and accomodation may also be met by The Royal British Legion if the person is unemployed and financially unable to cover the costs. The sessions are on a one to one basis and a team of occupational psychologists provide the service. The report detailing the recommendations can be used to make decisions on resettlement courses, access funding for training from the Department of Work and Pensions or The Royal British Legion. For more information or an informal chat, telephone Mary Ryan Vocational Assessment Manager 01622 795 942 Vocational Assessment Centre Royal British Legion Industries Royal British Legion Village Aylesford Kent ME20 7NL The Royal British Legion - Women's Section 199 Borough High Street London SE1 1AA 02079737225 jcooper@britishlegion.org.uk - link opens default email editor The Royal British Legion Women's Section has been providing care and support to the ex-Service community for over 85 years. The Women's Section is made up of a countrywide network of 1,200 branches with a membership of 62,000 women. Poppyscotland New Haig House Logie Green Road Edinburgh EH7 4HR 0131 557 2782 0131 557 5819 d.pringle@poppyscotland.org.uk - link opens default email editor Visit Website for Poppyscotland - link opens a new window We are probably best known for organising the annual Scottish Poppy Appeal, which raised a record £1.76 million in 2007. We provide year-round support to the ex-Service community in need and because of the increasing demands on our resources we organise many events and activities throughout the year. We are a registered charity, founded in 1921 as the Earl Haig Fund Scotland, by Field Marshal Earl Haig, to provide practical help in time of need to all ex-Servicemen, women and their dependants. In 2006 we launched a new identity – Poppyscotland, to help with easier identification of our round the year work in fundraising and support to veterans. The Earl Haig Fund Scotland has not disappeared – it remains our legally-registered name. The Royal British Legion Poppy Factory 20 Petersham Road Richmond 2390 TW10 6UR billkay@poppyfactory.org - link opens default email editor Visit Website for The Royal British Legion Poppy Factory - link opens a new window Every year poppies are worn, wreaths are laid and the nation turns its attention towards Remembrance. For us at the Poppy Factory in Richmond this means the culmination of a year’s effort to make 38 million Remembrance poppies, 5 million Remembrance petals, 900,000 crosses and 100,000 wreaths. A team of 50 people – most of them disabled and ex-Service connected – work all year round. They also make wreaths laid by Her Majesty the Queen and other members of the Royal Family. 1 2 3 4

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