Did you know? Alongside serving and ex-serving men and women, the RNBT also helps RN and RM Reservists and their families who find themselves in need or distress. Could we help you, or someone you know? Discover more here: bit.ly/3LsHrzv. #RoyalNavyReserves #RoyalMarinesReserves
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RNBT are proud to be partnered with Lightning Reach for their #WinterWarmthNetwork campaign. As winter approaches, rising energy bills can bring added stress about keeping a home warm. This campaign targets help with energy bills, home improvements to boost energy efficiency, warm clothing, and essential winter supplies. Together we will raise awareness to fight #fuelpoverty.
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Yesterday the residents of Admiral Jellicoe House visited Southsea Common for the Portsmouth International Kite Festival. It was a beautiful, warm day, with the perfect breeze for kite flying. Find out more about life at Admiral Jellicoe House: https://lnkd.in/eFt7XUWh
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We believe in high quality care and quality of life. Our resident-focused approach to care at Pembroke House, Gillingham, puts respect and camaraderie at the heart of everything we do. To book a tour or find out more call us on 01634 852 431 or email ph@rnbt.org.uk https://lnkd.in/eHMpvU3h
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Last week we had Future Fit Junior Field Gun visit with children from Meon to showcase their skills to the residents! It was a very enjoyable afternoon, and we were even lucky with the weather! Find out more about life at our care homes on our website: https://lnkd.in/eHQ2CzBB
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APCL Group Chief Executive David Mc Ginley has pledged to do all he can to support the vital work of The Royal Naval Benevolent Trust (RNBT) after being appointed to its board of trustees. The RNBT provides financial assistance and support to serving and former serving Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their families in times of need. The appointment is a proud moment for David, who himself served in the Royal Navy for a quarter of a century. Having joined in 1971 as a junior marine engineering mechanic, he served onboard HM ships Tiger, Abdiel, Amazon, Middleton and York and spent time in the Falklands and the Middle East. He left the Military in 1995 at the rank of Warrant Officer Marine Engineer. David said: “It is a huge honour to be appointed to the board of trustees. As APCL’s chief executive I am proud of our links with the armed forces, and I hope any knowledge and experience I can bring to the table will help the RNBT with the invaluable work it does.” David’s appointment marks the latest example of APCL’s commitment to supporting the armed forces, having previously named The RNBT as its Charity of the Year. APCL companies A&P Group Limited and Cammell Laird Shiprepairers & Shipbuilders Limited have previously demonstrated its support for the armed forces community by signing up to the Armed Forces Covenant - a promise from the nation that those who serve or have served in the armed forces, and their families, are treated fairly. Both A&P and Cammell Laird are Silver Award holders under the Ministry of Defence’s Employer Recognition Scheme highlighting their commitment to those employees who are Veterans, Reservists and Cadet Adult Forces Volunteers. A&P Falmouth also hosted Armed Forces Day events during Armed Forces Week last year, which included supporting the Armed Forces Community Conference at Falmouth University. APCL also recently sponsored the Royal Navy Rugby League team on its successful tour of Australia. David added: “At APCL we support the Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary by maintaining their fleet. This, coupled with the fact we have many ex-forces personnel in our ranks, means we have always had extremely close ties. That is something everyone here is rightly very proud of.” Debbie Dollner, Chief Executive of The RNBT, said: “David is an ex-Navy man, so it is in his blood. We are delighted that someone with his level of knowledge and expertise will be joining us on the board so we can continue to conduct our important work - supporting Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their families.”
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It's not long until we host our Open Day at Admiral Jellicoe House, our dedicated Veterans Care Home in Portsmouth offering resident-centred care and specialist dementia support. This is a fantastic opportunity to join us for an exclusive tour, and to find out more about life at our luxury care home. To book an appointment call our friendly team on 02392 000996.
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The RNBT is a naval charity that provides financial assistance and support to Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their families in times of need. Serve a day, supported for life. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eBcp2aT8
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The sun might not have been shining at Silverstone over the weekend, but the spirits of our RNBT team weren’t at all dampened as they sold over 40 brollies in the space of 20 minutes! The team shared a gazebo with the RN Engagement Team, and the whole event was a fantastic experience. A huge thank you to all the RN personnel plus our team Chrissie, Tracy and Helen.
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Our specialist veteran care and nursing homes are owned and managed by the RNBT, offering support for RN and RM personnel and their families in times of need. Our nursing homes in Gillingham, Kent and Portsmouth offer residential care, nursing care and specialist in-house dementia care that puts veteran care, respect and camaraderie at the heart of everything we do. For more information, visit our care homes page here: https://lnkd.in/eHQ2CzBB #nursingcare #carehomesuk #CareHomeLife #royalnavy #royalmarines #residentialcare #dementiacare
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