HELP for Heroes yesterday demanded extra government funding to help a handful of critically injured troops.
At least a dozen veterans have such complex battle wounds — including severe brain injuries — that they need round-the-clock care.
Help For Heroes have appealed to the Government for extra funding to help support injured army veterans that need tailored care[/caption]
The charity has published a report and called on ministers to set aside £600,000 a year to support them. Among those in need is former Corporal Simon “Frankie” Vaughan, 32, of Shropshire.
He suffered collapsed lungs, a broken back and pelvis plus brain injuries that left him in a coma for weeks when a buried bomb blew his armoured truck in half in Afghanistan in 2008.
His care team is paid for by the Libor fines levied on the bank industry from 2012 — but the cash will run out in three years.
Help for Heroes’ head of welfare Carol Betteridge said: “Many of the very seriously injured are determined to live as full a life as possible.
Simon Vaughan needs help to continue affording his care team after he suffered collapsed lungs, a broken back and brain injuries while serving in Afghanistan[/caption]
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“We want to work with the MoD, NHS and local authorities to ensure they are cared for. But the project urgently needs funding.”
Insiders say a new package for the dozen or so troops requiring extra care now is close to being finalised.
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