Woundcare4Heroes

They’re the close friends of a Lancashire Army veteran who needs pioneering surgery to walk again. And they braved ice underfoot and freezing fog on a military-style march across Yorkshire’s three highest peaks to raise funds for veterans’ charity, Woundcare4heroes and Michael Clough’s Walk Again Appeal. [Read more]

A fundraiser in a football club was a real winner for Lancashire war veteran Michael Clough.
Friends and family of the amputee ex-soldier, including military surgeon Col Steven Jeffrey who operated on him and Claire Stephens, founder of Woundcare4heroes, attended the evening event on Saturday February 3 at Ossett Town Association Football Club. 
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Getting up early to milk cows and sheep shearing were among the popular lots at an auction of promises to help an amputee ex-soldier walk again. The fundraiser by Slaidburn Young Farmers for veterans’ charity Woundcare4heroes and the Michael Clough Walk Again Appeal took place in the village hall.  [Read more]

Nurse specialists and surgeons were among the keynote speakers at our fifth annual conference aimed at driving improved aftercare for ex-military men and women with burn, blast and  trauma injuries.  [Read more]

Award-winning production company is seeking burns survivors to take part in an exciting new BBC series. To find out more download the flyer [Read more]

‘Making holistic care a reality for patients with complex traumatic wounds,’ is the title of Woundcare4heroes fifth annual conference in London on Friday October 13, 2017.

The one-day event is being held at the Fulham Road headquarters of Stoll, a veterans’ housing charity and home to some of the veterans Woundcare4heroes is supporting. [Read more]

This year BSN medical entered a 3-year Platinum Sponsorship agreement with Woundcare4Heroes . [Read more]

My name is Michael Clough a veteran of the Armed Forces who has first-hand experience of the transition from military healthcare to NHS healthcare. [Read more]

The NIHR Wound Prevention and Treatment Healthcare Technology Co-operative (WoundTec HTC) is a national organisation funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) dedicated to identifying areas of unmet needs and improving the lives of patients who suffer with wounds [Read more]

Based in Edinburg, they recently produced a mini-series of 3 programmes, specifically aimed at ex-military who are living with pain as a result of combat injury. It feature a series of clinical experts and former servicemen and women who are dealing with pain resulting from wounds and amputations. One of the programmes (they are all about half an hour long) deals specifically with rebuilding your life after the loss of limbs. [Read more]