Help for Heroes
Embarking on a three-year partnership dedicated to bettering the physical and mental health of our communities.
We are so proud to partner with Help for Heroes!
From March 2024, we’re uniting to better the physical and mental health of our communities.
Christian Verhounig, Chief Executive Officer, Ambassador Cruise Line, said: “As a company, we are proud to partner with Help for Heroes, which is close to the hearts of many people. The Ambassador family, ship and shoreside, guests and crew, are known for their passion in making connections through exploration and promoting physical and mental wellbeing, making our partnership over the next three years a natural fit. Both Ambassador and Help for Heroes share the same values, and we’re thrilled to be working together with the charity to help raise awareness of their ongoing work to support these incredible veterans who have given so much through their service.”
Alongside raising funds for Help for Heroes, Ambassador Cruise Line are offering exclusive access to their veterans, as well as hosting a series of onboard activities, such as talks and competitions, to promote the goals and ambitions of Help for Heroes.
James Needham, CEO of Help for Heroes commented: “We’re incredibly excited to start this voyage with Ambassador Cruise Line who share in our dedication to help the Armed Forces Community. We know that some of our veterans will have to deal with feelings of loneliness and isolation and these inclusive cruises provide access to a world of amazing sights that can be experienced in the company of friends and families.”
Help for Heroes champions the Armed Forces community and helps them live well after service. The charity helps them, and their families, to recover and get on with their lives. It has already supported more than 30,000 people and won’t stop until every veteran gets the support they deserve. The Charity supports veterans, and their families, from any branch of the UK military – regulars or reserves – irrespective of length or place of service, and locally embedded civilians (and their families) who worked alongside our Armed Forces.
