Sophie from our Supporter Team explains... The Importance of our Supporters When we look back at our journey so far, we’ve followed the steps all charities take when building from the ground up. Often, charities are born out of an unaddressed need where no framework already exists and therefore you …
The Scotty’s Little Soldiers Members Council came together at Carrow Road Football Stadium in Norwich to discuss their thoughts and opinions about services the charity provides to bereaved military children and young people. Our Members Council is made up of 12 Scotty Members who meet up throughout …
To mark Armed Forces Day, Scotty’s Little Soldiers has launched a campaign to reach hundreds of bereaved British Forces children and young people who aren’t getting the support they need. Former Head of the British Army, General Lord Dannatt, is fronting the campaign and calling on veterans, …
Ex-WRNS, Paula Shrimpton, took part in the Moray Coastal Trail 50 last month. She completed the gruelling 50-mile ultramarathon during Mental Health Awareness Week and raised £1400 for bereaved military children’s charity, Scotty’s Little Soldiers. Events from early in Paula’s career led her to be …
Scotty’s Little Soldiers are paw-sitively thrilled to announce our brand-new fundraising event, the 100km Woof Walk ! Are you a dog owner? If so, we’re challenging you and your furry friend to walk 100km over the course of August. Most dog owners go on walks every day, so why not raise money for …
When he first started cycling 6 years ago, Household Cavalry and British Army veteran Sean Cleary could barely ride more than 12 miles. This month, he is travelling to Sweden to compete in the Vätternrundan, a 186-mile bicycle race around the colossal Lake Vättern. And he’s doing it all in support …
