The Northern Ireland Veterans Commissioner’s Office (NIVCO) is dedicated to supporting veterans across Northern Ireland by acting as a crucial link between veterans and the various support services available to them.
Engagement and Outreach
A key role of the Commissioner’s Office is engaging with veteran organisations and community groups to understand the unique challenges faced by veterans in Northern Ireland. Through regular outreach, the office builds trust and ensures it remains informed about veterans’ needs, working to create a network of support that veterans can rely on for guidance and assistance.
Assisting Veterans in Accessing Support
Navigating services and benefits can be challenging for veterans. The Commissioner’s Office helps veterans connect with veteran specific welfare services, including in areas of peer support, mental health and employment. By providing clear information and direct assistance, the office ensures veterans can easily obtain the resources they need.
A Neutral and Trusted Point of Contact
The Commissioner’s Office serves as a neutral, trusted contact for veterans to raise concerns or seek advice, providing a safe space to voice issues without fear of judgement. Whether addressing personal or systemic challenges, the office offers confidential support to ensure veterans’ voices are heard.
Representing Veterans
Representing veterans’ is central to the Commissioner’s mission. The office advocates on behalf of veterans in policy discussions and decision-making processes, aiming to influence positive changes in legislation and services to improve veterans’ quality of life. For more information or to contact the Northern Ireland Veterans Commissioner’s Office, please
Email: commissioner@nivco.co.uk
Tel: 02825 483169.
The office is here to support and advocate for all veterans, ensuring they receive the recognition and assistance they deserve.