Veterans Housing Scotland

Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) has produced its own history booklet outlining its progress from 1915 as the charity marked its 110th anniversary this year. Entitled ‘Veterans Housing Scotland – 110 Years’, the booklet includes the research and publication of more than 100 years of

Veterans Housing Scotland has ended its 110th Anniversary year with a Civic Reception at Edinburgh City Chambers. Hosted by Lord Provost Robert Eldridge, the guests heard how the charity has grown since it began in 1915 to become the leading provider of homes for disabled veterans in Scotland.

Provost of Fife, Jim Leishman, recently held a civic reception at the Glen Pavilion in Dunfermline for the charity Veterans Housing Scotland. The reception was held with invited guests to celebrate the significant contribution that Fife serving armed forces personnel and veterans make to the UK's Ar

Veterans Housing Scotland is one of 19 organisations to receive a share of £4.5 million to support veterans with a housing need.

Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) has been announced as one of the recipients of funding from the Office of Veterans Affairs (OVA), in support of the Reducing Veterans Homelessness (RVH) programme being managed via the Armed Forces Covenant Trust Fund.

Lady Anne Dalton has been appointed to the board of trustees of Veterans Housing Scotland. Having gained considerable experience of military service travelling with her husband during his service for many years, Lady Dalton is delighted to be joining the board of a charity that she feels goes above

Veterans Housing Scotland has been named one of the recipients of the latest Jean Guild Grants from the Old Edinburgh Club. The VHS project entitled ‘Veterans Housing Scotland – Celebrating 110 Years’ will include the research and publication of more than 100 years of innovative pr

Veterans Housing Scotland recently held a reception in the Great Hall at Edinburgh Castle to celebrate its 110th Anniversary.   The reception was attended by its newly named Patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester visited a Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) community in Edinburgh and met two of its longest serving beneficiaries.

Veterans Housing Scotland has launched its first public fundraising campaign. The activity, timed to coincide with the charity’s 110th anniversary activity, includes ads on SKY TV and commercial radio and will run during February.

Bailie Chris Ahern has become the latest Ambassador for Veterans Housing Scotland. Mr Ahern was first elected as a councillor of the Perth City Ward in 2017 and re-elected in 2022.

Veterans’ Housing Scotland has welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal as the charity’s patron. Her Royal Highness assumes the role following a succession of Royal Patrons including King George V, King George VI and Her Majesty, our Late Queen.

Hanover Scotland has unveiled a crucial partnership with Veterans Housing Scotland which aims to enhance housing options for veterans. It is hoped the initiative will help beneficiaries integrate into communities around the country.

Veterans Housing Scotland president and chairman helped RAF, Veteran Joe McCulloch, celebrate his 100th birthday. His Grace The Duke of Hamilton, President of Veterans Housing Scotland (VHS) together with Group Captain Bob Kemp, VHS Chairman and Life President of the 603 Squadron Association led the

Veterans Housing Scotland has announced the appointment of Alexander Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, the 16th Duke of Hamilton and 13th Duke of Brandon, as the charity’s new president. Titled the Marquess of Douglas and Clydesdale from birth until 2010 when his father, Angus, the 15th Duke of Hamilt