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Dark stormy sea with a cloudy sky. Text overlay reads "Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge: The World’s Toughest Rowing Race.

The World’s Toughest Rowing Race

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In 2019, a swimmer with a yellow cap bravely takes on The Channel, embodying the spirit of the Victory Swim. A ship looms in the distance under a canopy of clouds.

Victory Swim The Channel 2019

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A person hands a paper bag to a homeless veteran sitting on the ground against a wall, partially in shadow.

Funding Boost For Homeless Veterans

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A person in a plaid shirt shakes hands with an ex-service personnel in a camouflage military jacket against a white background, symbolizing the positive employment outcomes for veterans.

Exploring Employment Outcomes Of Ex-Service Personnel

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Three women in orange "Combat Stress" shirts hold hands and smile as they walk outdoors on grass, embodying the spirit of "Boot Forward." Trees provide a lush backdrop, while the "March in March" logo sits proudly in the bottom right corner.

Put Your Best Boot Forward

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Two people sit at a table by a window, immersed in conversation. They each have a drink. Outside, the scene is like film highlights—people and cars blur past. Despite the busy street, there’s an aura of isolation around them as they share this moment away from the world’s noise.

Film Highlights Isolation Felt By Older Blind People

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A man in a red sweater speaks animatedly about the Commissioner's Agenda in a group meeting. Several people listen attentively, seated on light blue chairs in a bright room, where ideas for combatting loneliness are shared passionately.

Combatting Loneliness On Commissioner’s Agenda

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A key with a house-shaped keychain rests on a wooden surface, ready for its new mission in resettlement—its next adventure akin to that of an Army veteran transitioning from service to civilian life.

Prioritising Social Housing For Ex-Service Personnel

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A person grips a kettlebell labeled "Anxiety," shackled with red chain links and handcuffs, symbolizing the visible wounds of mental health struggles. Indoors, a curtain-draped window casts soft light over the poignant scene.

Not All Wounds Are Visible

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Four hands of diverse skin tones grip each other's wrists, forming a square that symbolizes a Connected Scotland.

‘Connected Scotland’ For Veterans

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