D3IP is proud to announce its new charity partnership with Veterans with Dogs, an award-winning organisation that trains and provides assistance dogs for Veterans with complex mental health difficulties – including PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder).
They believe in the incredible power of the human-canine connection. Their mission is to empower Veterans by providing them with highly trained assistance dogs, offering unwavering support and a renewed sense of purpose.
Here’s how they make a difference:
- Assistance Dogs for Mental Health: Exclusively for current and former members of the British Armed Forces.
- Life changing support for Veterans: Assistance dogs have a profound effect on the everyday lives of those coping with mental health challenges.
- Puppy Programme: Raising future Hero dogs to help change lives for the better.
- Community Dogs: Providing services and representation of the charity for a wide range of community settings and involvement.
D3IP will be supporting Veterans with Dogs with a series of fundraisers, as well as promoting their great work within the D3IP Community and through events.
To join D3IP in supporting them, visit their website or D3IP’s dedicated JustGiving page.
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