MOLE VALLEY VETERANS' HUB WELCOMES YOU
The Mole Valley Veterans' Hub offers support and friendship to Veterans and their families throughout Mole Valley. We run activities throughout the year, as well as a monthly drop-in Hub. Our aim is to ensure that no Veteran ever feels alone.
WHO WE ARE
The Mole Valley Veterans' Hub is run by Veterans, for Veterans, all on a voluntary basis. The Hub was set up in 2020, with support from Surrey County Council, initially aimed at running a monthly drop-in meeting. Since its launch, the objectives of the Hub have expanded and with grant funding from Mole Valley District Council we now offer monthly 'walk and talk' sessions, and other trips / excursions throughout the year.
WHAT WE DO
The Mole Valley Veterans' Hub is a voluntary, community organisation aimed at preventing social isolation amongst Veterans and signposting to other services, such as financial advice and mental health support. We offer a friendly welcome to all Veterans and their families living or working in Mole Valley.
MONTHLY HUB MEETINGS
Monthly meetings take place on the last Friday of every month at the Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower Pub in Ashtead from 12:30 - 14:30. Please join us for refreshments, support and a friendly welcome.
REGULAR ACTIVITIES
In addition to the monthly Hub meetings, we aim to offer regular walking activities, trips to military museums and family events throughout the year. Please contact us for details of upcoming events.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Walk and Talk - next meeting Saturday 23rd July 2022, meet at Headley Heath car park opposite the cricket club at 11am.
Sea fishing event - 10th September 2022 (Littlehampton) - spaces still available
Remembrance Sunday Service and Lunch - 13th November 2022
Visit to Army Museum, London - date tbc
Monthly Hub Meetings - last Friday of every month from 12.30 - 14.30 at LOMAC, Ashtead.
CONTACT MOLE VALLEY VETERANS' HUB
Facebook: Search for 'Mole Valley Veterans'
Twitter: Search for Mole Valley Veterans @mv_veterans
Supported by Surrey County Council and
Mole Valley District Council
