West Norfolk charity continues to provide vital care for veterans and their families

The Bridge for Heroes providing 'life changing' support.

Over the last 6 months the King's Lynn charity has helped almost 50 more veterans and their families who have felt isolated or have been suffering with their mental health.

The Bridge for Heroes says it's vital people know they have 'somewhere to turn, someone to listen, and a safe space when they need it most'.

The organisation's outreach programme, which works closely with the QEH hospital, GP surgeries, care homes, libraries and community groups, is going strong.   The charity hopes it will help prevent veterans 'slip through the cracks or feel unheard'.

And there's set to me more support with online and face-to-face therapy at their centre, which is now open 6 days a week.

So far the charity's provided hundreds of face to face sessions for those struggling, determined to make sure 'veterans get the right help at the right time'.

If you or someone you know needs help it's urging you to reach out.