Welcome
The Braveheart Programme is a military charity dedicated to the support of veterans suffering from the psychological effects of war.
Our programmes fund research into the psychological effects of war in the veteran community in order to better inform the institutions that make policy in this area and also the organisations that are involved in the delivery of healthcare to sufferers.
News
Mayor of Exeter opens Aftermath PTSD art exhibition18-Jun-2011
The Lord Mayor of Exeter, Councillor Stellar Brock, opened the Aftermath PTSD exhibition of art by v..
Aftermath PTSD Art Exhibition15-Jun-2011
On Friday 17th June 2011 John McDermott, a Royal Navy Falklands war veteran turned professional arti..
Workshop News14-Jun-2011
On 4 March 2011, Braveheart participated in the workshop entitled “Getting Out: Exit Strategie..
Martin Bell OBE, Patron
“The British Armed Forces have access to frontline medical care of the highest quality. It is the aftercare that should concern us, especially for the increasing number of veterans who are suffering from unseen injuries of the mind. In the absence of any official guidelines for the treatment of military post traumatic stress disorder, The Braveheart Programme provides vital support to research into this hidden problem.” Martin Bell OBE
