Emergency Accommodation For Veterans

Mountbatten Pavilion

“It’s ok not to be ok. Reach out. Accept the support and one step at time you will see there is a light at the end of the tunnel…”

Mountbatten Pavilion

Emergency Accommodation
for Veterans

“It’s ok not to be ok. Reach out. Accept the support and one step at time you will see there is a light at the end of the tunnel…”

Mountbatten Pavilion

Emergency Accommodation
for Veterans

“It’s ok not to be ok. Reach out. Accept the support and one step at time you will see there is a light at the end of the tunnel…”

a home on britain’s largest
veteran village

Mountbatten Pavilion provides emergency veterans accommodation to ex armed forces personnel. We offer a place to live in a supported setting at a time when they need it most. Used as emergency housing for veterans, Mountbatten’s 28 private rooms offer those in need a safe and secure home, as well as communal living spaces providing camaraderie and support from other veterans.

Those living in veterans accommodation in Mountbatten have access to a range of welfare and healthcare support as well as opportunities to gain valuable employment training and work experience to help on their road to independence after leaving the military.

Private RoomS

Single rooms for all our
resident veterans

Shared Facilities

Shared kitchen, bathroom and living space

Ongoing Support

Dedicated welfare team provide personalised support to veterans no matter their circumstances.

The support I have received has been immeasurable.

Dave
RAF Veteran
Former Mountbatten Pavilion Resident

A Stepping STone

Designed as a ‘stepping stone’ towards independent living, Mountbatten Pavilion offers much more than emergency veterans accommodation. This supported housing scheme provides welfare support for Armed Forces veterans, or their dependents, as well as access to RBLI’s initiatives to help them gain confidence and independence to build a more positive future for themselves.

Emergency Veterans Accommodation

How we help our
mountbatten veterans

RBLI has established various ways to support individuals day-to-day, as well as with future plans, with our aim of helping veterans to live fully independent lives at the heart of all that we do. Here are a few key ways that we ensure residents have the help they need:
Emergency Accommodation For Veterans

STEP-IN

Our unique STEP-IN programme ensures all support is tailored to each individual, and residents have access to a variety of help including mental health support.

Lifeworks

All veterans also have access to our award-winning LifeWorks programme that is in place to give training and support to help veterans searching for employment opportunities.

dedicated Team

With a dedicated on-site team, extra support and practical advice is always available when it is required.

rbli’s village

Located in the heart of the RBLI’s historic Village in Aylesford, Kent, formed in 1919 to provide support and care for WW1 veterans, residents also benefit from being a part of a community while being able to enjoy amenities such as our Base Camp café and the Garden of Honour – a memorial garden offering a peaceful space to remember those who served.

RBLI’s Veterans Accommodation has a dedicated team providing the best support and care to all veterans on the village.

 

 

JamEs’ Story

James currently resides in Victory House, Centenary Village, following his arrival to RBLI’s Mountbatten Pavilion and his induction into the “STEP-IN” programme in April 2021.

After leaving the Armed Forces, where he served two tours of Afghanistan as an infantry soldier with 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment, James experienced difficulties with his mental health and proceeded to self-medicate with alcohol. This soon resulted in the breakdown of his marriage and many nights in shelters due to homelessness.

When James arrived at Mountbatten, he was supported with a bespoke STEP-IN programme and he successfully detoxed. PTSD Resolution were already supporting him with counselling on a weekly basis, and soon after, James began volunteer work at The Great Comp Garden, and immersed himself into the Mountbatten Pavilion Fitness room.

 James has now moved into his own flat on RBLI’s Centenary Village to further his independence and continues to be supported by RBLI’s welfare team. He has also managed to find a voluntary post at Kent Life in Aylesford, dealing with livestock in the hopes that this will give him some experience in the farming industry to assist with future employment opportunities.

The support that I always thought I didn’t need, RBLI helped me to rebuild a life that I now love

James
Infantry Soldier Veteran
Former Mountbatten Pavilion Resident

The support that I always thought I didn’t need, RBLI helped me to rebuild a life that I now love

James
Infantry Soldier Veteran
Former Mountbatten Pavillion Resident

care for veterans

WANT TO find out more?

Download our Mountbatten Pavilion brochure and learn more about how we’re here to support veterans in need of our help.

Contact Details

Mountbatten Pavilion

1 Admiral Moore Dr

Aylesford

ME20 7SE

Telephone – 01622 795 973

Email – welfare&[email protected]