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What Remembrance means to us - Two women veterans tell their story

A red poppy with the silhouettes of four military personal

Public and media imagery around Remembrance has traditionally focused on veterans who fit more familiar public perceptions, meaning some female veterans can feel overlooked or underrepresented at this time of year. Through the women’s veterans support groups run by Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT), two women veterans share how they mark this special day for the armed forces and what it means to them.

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Crochet group’s post box topper project raises awareness for NSFT’s Recovery College

Crochet figures on top of a post box

Chantry Crochet Group, based in Ipswich, has created a vibrant post box topper for World Mental Health Day, and in support of Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust’s (NSFT) Recovery College.

Sarah Hornby, who attends the crochet group, first heard about the Recovery College through her partner, Leigh, who had been referred to the service by his GP.

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