Battling cancer & recently having his arm amputated, Fergus is taking on the 810km Camino de Santiago for Blesma.

He wants to support others in a similar situation.

They served our country. Now, we fight for them.

Blesma is dedicated to supporting those who have sacrificed for our nation.

Donate today and help us ensure no limbless veteran is left behind. blesma.org/donate/

Congratulation to Blesma Member Scott Meenagh on winning 'Inspiration of the Year' at the Scottish Veterans Awards.

Aged just 21, Scott lost both his legs whilst serving in Afghanistan.

He has gone on to achieve amazing things in the world of winter sports.

Ciaran served in the Coldstream Guards. He lost his leg in an IED blast in Afghanistan.

He has since been crowned a world champion bodybuilder. He has since become not only the British champ, but also the best in the world. 🏆🏆

We are proud to have supported him!

We’re looking for volunteers to help us out with a bucket collection at TfL

📍 15 May at Canary Wharf Tube Station
📍 6 June at Kings Cross Tube Station

Your time can make a huge difference! Even a couple of hours helps.

blesma.org/support-us/vol…

#London #volunteers

Following a serious car accident, Simon decided to use his ballot place this year to fundraise for Blesma

Inspired? The ballot for the 2025 Marathon is open until 9pm tonight!

Click here to enter tcslondonmarathon.com/enter/how-to-e…

Were you a lucky winner on Friday? 🍀

Huge congratulations to play number 206089, who supports Medway Hospital Charity and won £1,000, and play number 773679, who supports Heartbeat 💙 and won £200! 👏🎉

This week's rollover is a whopping £9,000! 🤩
#lotteryresults #winners

Happy #StGeorgesDay from Blesma 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Congratulations to Blesma Member Stu on SMASHING his 2nd London Marathon!

The Parachute Regiment veteran, who lost his leg serving in Afghanistan, has shown incredible determination by conquering the 26.2 miles once again, 8 years apart!

#Blesma #londonmarathon2024

Thank you to each of our fantastic fundraisers for completing the 2024 TCS London Marathon in aid of Blesma!

Been inspired? Apply now for a 2025 Blesma charity place.

blesma.org/support-us/fin…

This weekend Stu is taking on the TCS London Marathon for Blesma

Whilst serving in Afghanistan, he was injured after stepping onto an anti-personnel mine.

This was following an attempt to save a comrade who had also stood on a mine.

He received the Queen’s Gallantry Medal 🎖️

Brilliant Dad and Daughter night at the The Tower of London for the Ceremony of the Keys.

Fascinating that the tradition still lives on today with all the pomp and ceremony that goes with it. Great event hosted by Blesma and RAF Association raising funds for two fantastic charities

A huge thank you to all our supporters who make our work possible.

Your generosity touches the lives of many Blesma Members every day.

We are because you are 🙌

#ThankYou #Blesma

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Our Team of marines meeting with British limbless veterans from the British Charity Foundation Blesma.

We ask all people, who care and understand what we are fighting for, to support in sharing and fundraising.

🫡Honour the fallen
🤝Support the wounded

A team of 🇺🇦Marines…

🏃‍♂️ Join Team Blesma for a unique run through London!

Register your interest for the London Landmarks Half Marathon on April 6, 2025. 🗓️

Explore the city's iconic sights on a closed-road route

Do your bit to support our wounded!

register.enthuse.com/ps/event/Londo…

Great to see injured Ukrainian veterans getting ready to run the TCS London Marathon

Since the start of the war over 60,000 Ukrainian troops have lost limbs.

This Sunday, they will run together to raise funds for rehabilitation and advanced prosthetics.

“I’m running for Blesma because my son, Matthew, was injured in Afghanistan and became a triple amputee”

In just a few weeks, Rena Hawkins will take on the iconic TCS London Marathon, cheered on by her son and Blesma Member, Matt Weston.

Rena is running to give back to Blesma

Reginald Webb joined the Army in WW2 🎖️

He fought in the Battle of Arnhem, helping paratroopers cross the River Rhine. Reg was hit 6 times by machine-guns, losing his right leg.

His bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten. He passed away peacefully on Armistice Day 2019.

Blesma is proud to be working alongside Ukrainian limbless veterans.

Since the start of the war 50,000 Ukrainian troops have lost limbs.

Our project connects Blesma Members with Ukrainian soldiers who have lost limbs on the battlefield. 🇺🇦 🇬🇧

blesma.org/conversations

Gregg was 19 when he joined the Royal Engineers.

He was on a tour of duty in Afghan when he stepped on an IED. He ended up losing both his legs in the blast.

Now the Blesma Member has the Paris Paralympics in his sight.

We are proud to support him along his journey 🇬🇧