Leading military mental health charity Veterans at Ease has announced an exciting new partnership with Delivered Social, marking a significant step forward in the organisation’s mission to support the Armed Forces community across the UK.

As part of this collaboration, Delivered Social is currently developing a brand-new website for Veterans At Ease – designed to better reflect the charity’s life-changing work, improve accessibility for those in need, and strengthen engagement with supporters, donors, and partners.

Veterans At Ease is dedicated to providing free, open-ended psychotherapy to veterans, serving personnel, reservists, and their families, helping them overcome challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other combat-related mental health issues. Their unique approach is delivered by trained therapists, many of whom have lived experience within the Armed Forces community – ensuring empathetic and effective support.

The new website aims to elevate this mission by creating a more intuitive and user-friendly digital experience. It will streamline access to support services, provide clearer pathways for those seeking help, and showcase the charity’s impact more effectively. With mental health support more critical than ever, improving digital accessibility is a key priority.

Delivered Social, known for its results-driven approach to digital growth, will bring its expertise in web development and online strategy to ensure the new platform not only looks modern but performs at a high level, helping Veterans At Ease reach more people who need its services.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to making a meaningful difference. By combining Veterans At Ease’s frontline expertise in mental health support with Delivered Social’s digital capabilities, the collaboration is set to expand awareness, increase engagement, and ultimately help more individuals access vital care.

Since its founding, Veterans At Ease has helped hundreds of individuals regain control of their lives, offering support not only to veterans but also to their immediate family members, recognising the wider impact of military service on loved ones.

The new website is expected to launch soon, ushering in a new era for the charity’s online presence and reinforcing its commitment to ensuring that no member of the Armed Forces community has to face mental health challenges alone.