Woundcare4Heroes

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]

Mercure Chester Abbotts Hall Hotel
Join us for an exciting and enjoyable evening to raise funds and celebrate the great achievements of WoundCare4Heroes in providing specialist wound care to help rebuild the lives of those injured in conflict. Download our flyer here. [Read more]

Reconstructing Life and Well-being: traumatic and complex wound aftercare. Book your place now, at the Riverside Innovation Centre, University of Chester, on Friday 2nd December 2016. Download our flyer for more information.  [Read more]

Click here to watch the video on the Reactive Oxygen website
The video features Michael Clough, veteran amputee, British Army Infantry & Claire Stephens. [Read more]

On Friday 8h July, Paul Iddon (Direct Healthcare Services UK) organised a “Golf Day” with 20 golfing teams competing at Southport Old Links Golf Club, raising in total £5000 for Woundcare4Heroes.  [Read more]

On Armed Forces Day, Saturday 25th June, in partnership with clinicians from across the UK, Urgo Medical climbed the infamous Mount Snowdon to raise money for Woundcare4Heroes. [Read more]

A group of ladies raised money for three charities by knitting poppies. Read their story... [Read more]