Squaddie Box Installation Hasting

On the 25th February 2026 it was a privilege to present a Squaddie Box to the Stand Easy Cafe in Hastings where veterans can gather and chat whilst obtaining valuable information and assistance from the veterans who maintain the cafe. Bernard runs the cafe in support of local Veterans, Dean Wormleighton of Squaddie Box and GTR Composites Andy Dance who made the Mailbox,  presented the mail box to the Stand Easy Cafe with the Deputy Mayor of Hastings also present along with veterans who will be benefiting from having a mailbox as they work towards independence and finding a permanent home 

Donate What You Can - Thank You

We now have a secure dedicated membership & Donation system that will allow one time donations or yearly Membership and subscriptions for Business/ corporate (Strategic Partners please contact Us) who wish to enable Squaddie Box (CIC) to develop it’s services to veterans and Emergency Services. 

Rustington NHS Services

On the 26th of August 2025 we installed a Squaddie Box with the kind permission and support of the Local surgery with this box supporting 5 veterans or emergency services  persons on their journey back to a healthy housed life. 

Clacton on Sea Church Install

On the 10th of November 2025 with the kind permission of the local Church Vicar and supported by the MP for Clacton on Sea who kindly made a significant donation enabling Homeless Veterans to source mail services and then allowing them to register with the Local surgery, NHS, DWP and other support services 

Crawley Station Squaddie Box Partnership

Developing partnerships is an essential to solving problems, so today was a culmination of hard work & resilience bringing together GTR Thames link Railways Squaddie Box and GTR Technologies who have built our Mailboxes for homeless veterans along with the local Police, and Sikh Community who have kindly offered to feed homeless veterans in the Crawley area and all of our support staff with one of our Veterans now able to access services to get him off the streets and into paid employment, sometimes you just need a helping hand or guidance to bring you back from the brink not just a hand out but real time help from people who have lived experience