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Angels go ape for their men - The Northern Echo

Walkers aim to raise £10,000 - The Shields Gazette

Ten out of 10 for forces campaign - The Oxford Mail

Afghanistan blast survivor John Loveday turns pro boxer - The BBC

Colin Hart meets fighting soldier John Loveday - The Sun







Since our formation in 2007, The Rifles have seen almost continuous action in Iraq & Afghanistan.  This commitment has come at a cost.  59 Riflemen Killed in Action and over 300 with serious injuries including 29 who have lost limbs.  Most have been caused by IEDs which cause complex multiple trauma.  Some injuries are not yet obvious; evidence shows that psychological problems will manifest themselves sometimes years after the end of service.  All of our battalions will continue to deploy to Afghanistan and the need for our help will continue for many years to come.

Riflemen have volunteered to risk their lives and limbs on behalf of others; we need to do all we can to support them and show our appreciation for their courage and sacrifice.


Care for Casualties is an appeal that gives the severely wounded, their families and the families of our fallen Riflemen the support, the inspiration and the means to rebuild their lives and make the best of their futures.

In the words of one supporter, "It’s not just the soldiers who serve, it’s their families too and we owe it to them to look after them all."


Care for Casualties isn’t just about money, we also need offers of help in kind such as holidays, advice, jobs and training which can inspire self sufficiency and hope.
You can help our Riflemen by Donating Now or see How Can I Help? for ideas, and you will find resources for making gift aided donations, setting up standing orders and to help you fund-raise for us in the Resources section.  Whatever you do, please stay in touch. c4c@the-rifles.co.uk

Please view the Events and  News Pages to see what others are doing and how your actions are helping our casualties so positively.







 




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