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The Falklands Chaplains Project aims to benefit veterans, current serving personnel and future generations by recording some of the experiences of Royal Navy chaplains who served in the Falklands War, to illustrate the significant contribution they made under the pressure of active service in the face of the enemy.

This unique body of experience, and the reflections of those involved, aims to stimulate reflection and healing among veterans, and to allow today’s Naval Service personnel to develop their own best practice in supporting the Royal Navy and Royal Marines in peacetime and in war today.

You can help by:

• Hosting a display of material, like the one you have seen today.
• Donating to the costs involved:
  • £30 buys a set of audio playback equipment, ensuring that the audio highlights are accessible to all.
  • £120 prints and frames a high quality portrait of a featured chaplain, providing a visual focus for individual reflection.
  • £1000 covers a day-long interview, including photographs, audio recording and to production of audio transcripts.
• UK tax-payers can donate using the gift-aid scheme, which allows us to reclaim an additional 25% on top of your generous gift.