Our Projects – Mode Rehabilitation

Our Projects

Mode Rehabilitation delivers a range of projects designed to support members of the Armed Forces community and their families through periods of challenge, transition, and recovery.

Our work focuses on providing practical support, safe spaces for open conversation, and opportunities for people to connect with others who understand their experiences. Whether through peer support, mental health services, community events, or educational initiatives, our projects are designed to strengthen wellbeing, resilience, and community connection.

Many of our programmes focus on areas that are often overlooked or underrepresented within the Armed Forces community, including the experiences of servicewomen, the impact of injury or illness on families, and the challenges faced during key life transitions.

Through collaboration with partner organisations and the support of funders such as the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, we are able to develop innovative initiatives that respond directly to the needs of the people we support.

Below you can explore some of the projects currently being delivered by Mode Rehabilitation.

Families Together

Peer support and therapy for families adjusting to life with a wounded, injured, or sick veteran

Families Together connects families who are newly navigating life with a wounded, injured, or sick veteran with those who have already walked a similar path. Through peer mentorship, group sessions, and professional talk therapy support, the programme helps families build resilience, reduce isolation, and strengthen relationships during times of major change.

The Red Tent Project

Opening the conversation around menstrual and hormonal health in the Armed Forces

The Red Tent Project brings menstrual and hormonal health into the open in a respectful and practical way. Many women manage monthly symptoms, fatigue, pain, or mood changes alongside demanding duties, training, and deployment. This project exists to make those challenges easier to manage through education, peer support, and clear signposting, without judgement or awkwardness.

Sessions are designed to feel supportive rather than clinical, focusing on practical approaches that servicewomen can use immediately in their day-to-day lives.

Settling in Support Roadshow

Helping Armed Forces families settle confidently into new communities

The Settling-In Support Roadshow provides practical guidance and support to Armed Forces families who are relocating or adjusting to life in a new area. Moving between postings can bring uncertainty, disruption, and pressure for families trying to rebuild routines, schools, support networks, and a sense of belonging.

Through welcoming in-person events, the roadshow connects families with trusted information, local services, and others who understand the realities of military life. By offering practical advice, informal conversations, and clear signposting to support, the programme helps families settle more quickly and feel more confident in their new communities.

Car Donor

Turning donated vehicles into support for the Armed Forces community

The Car Donor initiative provides a simple way for people to support the Armed Forces community by donating unwanted vehicles. Cars that are no longer needed can be donated to Mode Rehabilitation, helping generate vital funds that support mental health services and community programmes for veterans and their families.

Whether a vehicle is sold, reused, or repurposed, every donation contributes directly to helping veterans and Armed Forces families access the support they need.