Civdivcic is partnering with the West Indian Association of Service Personnel (WASP) to establish itself as London’s Black veteran engagement hub under the government’s new support system for veterans, known as VALOUR (Op VALOUR). The goal is to offer culturally competent support, well-being services, and community connections for Black and Commonwealth veterans. Our mission is to honour the legacy of those who served, while empowering veterans through skill development, social engagement, access to resources, and the recognition they rightly deserve.

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Help us to continue our vital work by making a donation today.​​

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What We Do

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CivDivCIC focuses on engagement, empowerment, and representation — ensuring Black, Caribbean, and underrepresented veterans have access to legal rights, advocacy, and statutory support, not only crisis services.

Our Programmes Include:

• Veteran Engagement & Rights Awareness – education on entitlements, benefits, and legal support pathways.

• Community-led Projects and Events – fostering networks where veterans can safely discuss legal, employment, and welfare issues.

• Advocacy & Representation – representing veterans in decision-making spaces, councils, and statutory bodies.

• Leadership & Transition Pathways – guidance on employment rights, workplace protection, and navigating public services.

• Partnership Working – collaborating with councils, charities, and institutions to improve veterans’ access to legal, social, and welfare support.

Our work bridges the gap between veterans, legal services, and decision-makers — ensuring no veteran is left without support.

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Who we support:

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We work with:

• Black veterans

• Serving personnel preparing to transition

• Veterans facing isolation or underrepresentation

• Armed forces families and communities

Our approach recognises that one-size-fits-all veteran provision does not work.

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Our Impact

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CivDivCIC delivers measurable social and legal value through:

• Increased veteran participation and access to statutory rights

• Stronger community connections with supportive networks

• Improved access to opportunities, benefits, and services

• Increased representation in decision-making spaces

 

. ​ Join us to amplify their voice, protect their rights, and increase their impact!

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Black Veterans Hub

We are developing a dedicated Black Veterans Hub — a safe, inclusive community space for engagement, collaboration, learning and peer support.

The Hub will act as a focal point for veteran-led activity, partnership delivery and community regeneration.

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Work With Us

We work with:

• Local authorities

• Funders and commissioners

• Armed forces organisations

• Community and voluntary sector partners

Together, we create sustainable, community-driven solutions.

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VETERAN CARD

To get your Veterans ID Card  the application process is at http://www.gov/veterans-card  If you need help with the online process. go to  projects page :

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Contact email: admin@civdivcic.org.uk

Registered Office: 

4th Floor Silverstream House

45 Fitzroy St

London

W1T 6EB

Remember CIVDIVCIC is here to help you help yourself.