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If you鈥檙e a veteran in contact with the criminal justice system, support is available.

You may be dealing with the police, courts, prison or probation services, or looking for help after leaving prison.

Specialist services can help with practical issues such as housing, employment and finances, as well as wellbeing, rehabilitation and reconnecting with your community.

This page explains how to find support in your area and where to get help.

Get help from VALOUR

VALOUR is a UK-wide service that helps veterans and their families find the support they need. Whether you need advice, practical support or help finding specialist services, VALOUR can connect you to the right support.

You can get:

• information and guidance online
• in-person support from a network of VALOUR-recognised centres across the UK
• support by phone, email or online referral

Get help from NOVA

NOVA is a specialist service for veterans who are in contact with the criminal justice system. It provides practical support and guidance to veterans who have come into contact with the police, courts, prison or probation services.

It can help veterans access the support they need, address the issues affecting their lives and support them to rebuild relationships, find employment and achieve greater stability.

Find support in your area

Employment support

RBVE LifeWorks

Royal British Veterans Enterprise is a VALOUR-recognised centre. Its LifeWorks programme helps veterans, including ex-offenders, gain skills, training and employment.

Support during prison sentences

SSAFA - the Armed Forces charity

SSAFA operates a Veterans in the Criminal Justice System (VCJS) service to support veterans聽serving prison sentences.

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Mentoring and rehabilitation

Care after Combat聽

Care after Combat provides mentoring, prison support and a helpline for veterans in England and Wales.

Sacro (Scotland)

Sacro provides mentoring and support for veterans involved in the justice system in Scotland.聽

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