Battling On

Together we can succeed

Stand Easy.

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To find out more or be involved with our Stand Easy Veteran Sessions, please contact us:
Email:
[email protected]
Landline: 01579 384798

Battling On is an organisation that provides therapeutic activities and community support for veterans transitioning to civilian life. It offers a safe haven and a chance to connect with others who have had similar experiences in the military. We also provide various indoor and outdoor activities, including art, scale modelling and cooking.

Every Thursday, Battling On facilitates ‘Stand Easy’ our veteran sessions. These sessions are primarily run by the Battling On Veterans Committee. Engage in hearty banter with other former servicemen and women in events known for great camaraderie and friendship. 

As of January 2025, these sessions will be held at Sir Robert Geffery Memorial Hall, Landrake (PL12 5DZ), between 1300-1600. There is a model railway table just waiting for capable hands to put it together; call it the Veteran Station Project!

Stand Easy
Veteran Sessions Upcoming Dates.

Join our social hub every Thursday 

1-4pm

Sir Robert Geffery Memorial Hall, Landrake, PL12 5DZ

*Mentoring support can also be provided at these sessions

May 2026.

May

Thurs 7th May-Veterans meet up at  The Windy Ridge Cafe, Saltash PL12 5BJ 12pm, tea/coffee provided. 

Thurs 14th May-Tamar trip starting at Merryhue start time to be confirmed, a trip in a bus around the area learning about its history.

Thurs 21st May

We’re preparing items like poppies, bird boxes, trains and more for sale at the Boconnoc Steam Fair (August 7–9). This event is a key source of income for us, so everyone’s support really matters.

A sign-up list will be available—please consider helping out over the two days. Even giving an hour makes a big difference and helps share the workload.

Join us at Sir Robert Geffery Memorial Hall, Landrake, 1–4pm.

Thurs 28th May– As above, continue to make /  and present for sale poppies, bird boxes and trains. Sir Robert Geffery Memorial Hall, Landrake 1-4pm