Since it opened in 1973 New Belvedere House has turned around the lives of countless veterans and set them on the road to sustainable, independent living.
During their stay at New Belvedere House, residents who were once homeless or facing the prospect of homelessness are given help to resolve health and financial problems, re-establish supportive links, deal with dependencies, learn new skills, continue their education, prepare for employment and, ultimately, independent living in a sustainable home of their own.
New Belvedere House has been designed around delivery of our highly effective Welfare to Wellbeing© pathway that guides veterans from dependence and social isolation towards empowerment and independence.
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Cambridge Econometrics Report
An independent report illustrating the social and economic value of Veterans Aid’s work has confirmed that the Charity’s interventions over the course of a year achieved net benefits (i.e. savings to society) of up to £2.6m.
The report, produced by VA’s new strategic partner, Cambridge Econometrics, also confirmed that the Charity continues to achieve an approximate 90 per cent success rate in terms of restoring sustainable independence to veterans formerly in crisis.
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