City Community Trust are "delighted" to support the Military with new sessions specifically for them
To show their backing, the Exeter based charity will host a number of new sessions specifically for the Forces Community. The sessions, which may include 'tea and toasts' get togethers, will commence early Spring - with discovery meetings open for all personnel to come along and hear what City Community Trust have to offer.
Jamie Vittles, Head of Community at City Community Trust, says: “Both the charity and the Football Club (Exeter City FC) are proud to support the Armed Forces Covenant and recognise the contribution that military personnel play in Exeter’s society.
“At City Community Trust we have developed a number of initiatives designed to support service veterans, including walking football and a Sporting Memories group and we continue to work hard to reach out and provide the type of support which is required.”
To find out more, or to register your interest, email City Community Trust's Health and Wellbeing Officer Peter Ferlie via email: peter.ferlie@ecfc.co.uk or call 01392 255611
New for 2019
— Exeter City Community Trust (@ExeterCCT) January 15, 2019
Sessions specifically for veterans of all ages & sections of the armed forces community.
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