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Hopkins Foundation

Standing behind those who served

Supporting the veterans who served our communities

The transition from service to civilian life can be one of the hardest missions a veteran faces. Your support funds mental health care, transition programs and family services.

Veterans — Hopkins Foundation

The challenge

Why this matters

Too many veterans face isolation, unemployment and mental health struggles after service, often without the support they earned.

Proceeds fund transition support, mental health and family services.

3x

Higher suicide risk for ex-serving men

46%

Report a service-related mental health condition

5,900+

Veterans seeking support each year

Where it goes

How your support helps

01

Transition support

Helping veterans find employment, purpose and community after leaving service.

02

Mental health care

Funding specialised counselling and peer-support programs designed for veterans.

03

Family services

Supporting the partners and children who serve alongside every veteran.

The mateship of a peer-support group got me through the darkest year of my life. I owe it everything.

Ex-serving member, WA

Frequently asked questions

Who do you consider a veteran?

We support all current and ex-serving Australian Defence Force personnel and their families, regardless of length or type of service.

What do proceeds fund?

Proceeds fund transition and employment support, veteran-specific mental health care and services for defence families.