"I served my country for 24 years - then ended up homeless."

Terry Cyrille joined the Army Reserves at 18 and went on to serve for 24 years as a Medic, taking part in operational tours of Bosnia and Iraq. But in 2018 he was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer and left on the brink of death. However, following 15 months of treatment, he was finally well enough to leave hospital - only to find himself homeless.
Thanks to Stoll, a charity the Veterans’ Foundation is proud to support, Terry was given a flat that he could call home and today he continues to rebuild his life.
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[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

NO veteran should ever be homeless!

[@slimabedaziz3902]

All that money you give to Israel would be better spent changing the lives of the homeless.

[@BoadiceanRevenge]

What the hell is Mercer doing about this!?Blessings and comfort to you all!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🙏🤷😞🫡

[@JoeDeeFitness]

My brother you stay strong and never give up. Keep going you will 100% make it. GOD Bless.

[@phililpb]

there is a big information gap for service levers. The problem those advising you are still in service and have no idea what it is like leaving

[@truthsearcher596]

Can we please look into probably the biggest veterans charity " The Royal British Legion" and take a look at their finances. £70m+ in long-term investments and a CEO on approximately £100k per year, plus all the staffing wages and other expenditures maybe interesting to many.

[@user-dr3qq5ob9u]

Shouldn't be any percentage what a disgusting way to treat the people that have f 3:29 aught for queen and country at the time my whole family were in the forces I was the only one who didn't go in and I fell on hard times and ended up being homeless but I made wrong choices because of these guys we are able to live the way we live especially ww2 vets or the Vietnam vets in America or the Iraqi war heroes but their choice to fight and put their own lives at harms length and this is how we repay them for their service wow7

[@CAM-wk3dj]

ALMOST my Story EXACTLY!! But GOD😇

[@ianwilde1800]

omg brother i did same ta then s type regs served in Iraq too

[@user-ru5xz3lz9c]

Think 🤔 ! Politicians!😈💀

[@BrotherYusuf]

Disgusting and unprofessional vile organisation Stoll, making multiple veterans homeless absolutely disgraceful
Even threatening me before I left which was reason I said nothing absolutely disgusting why I as a vulnerable veteran should be punished for your staff unprofessional behaviour and pumping residents in more ways than one

[@user-ru5xz3lz9c]

You were just a number to them.