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Headquarters 38 (Irish) Bde is situated in Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn and is responsible for providing the personnel support infrastructure, which we call the ‘Firm Base’, for all serving Regular and Reserve military personnel and their families living and working in Northern Ireland. Around 8000 members of the Army leave each year and 38 (Irish) Bde has an obligation to ensure that those soldiers and their families, who elect to resettle in Northern Ireland, make the Transition to civilian life as successfully as possible. The aim is to produce a settled veteran, who makes a positive contribution to local society and acts as an advocate for the Army.
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East Field Team of the Aftercare Service delivering Holistic welfare support to members of the UDR & R IRISH(HS) including Benevolence, Physiotherapy, Psychological Therapy, Financial Support and more.
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UDR & RIRISH (HS) Aftercare Service Hub of the UDR and R IRISH (HS) Aftercare Service, this website provides information about our welfare support services to veterans, their families and other stakeholders in the veterans’ community. Those eligible for direct support are all former Full Time and Part Time UDR and R IRISH (HS) soldiers and their dependants. A pilot scheme also exists to assist other veterans recently discharged from the Army as Wounded, Ill or Sick and resident in Northern Ireland, however the core client base remains the Regimental family
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North Field Team of the Aftercare Service delivering Holistic welfare support to members of the UDR & R IRISH(HS) including Benevolence, Physiotherapy, Psychological Therapy including PTSD, Financial Support and more.
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South Field Team of the Aftercare Service delivering Holistic welfare support to members of the UDR & R IRISH(HS) including Benevolence, Physiotherapy, Psychological Therapy, Financial Support and more.
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West Field Team of the Aftercare Service delivering Holistic welfare support to members of the UDR & R IRISH(HS) including Benevolence, Physiotherapy, Psychological Therapy, Financial Support and more.
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Northern Ireland Veterans Support Office Our aim is to promote the implementation of the Armed Forces Covenant and to assist veterans in the community
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