Families of Injured Service Personnel (FISP)
Welcome to the Support group for families of injured service personnel (FISP) web page.
The SSAFA Forces help, support group for the families of injured service personnel is a group set up by a group of Families members whose relatives have been injured in service.
The support group is a tri-service group that meets regularly and provides an opportunity for families to meet and share experiences, information advice and mutual support. The group is open to parents, Grandparents, siblings. Step-parents, partners. Or indeed anyone who is part of the family unit and feels they would benefit from the group.
We are a dynamic and evolving group and we welcome everyone's ideas and views.
FISP Events
- ADVENTURE BREAK 25/05/2012
- FISP ADVENTURE BREAK IN SOUTHAMPTON . . . read more
FISP Stories
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FISP Stories
- Frances's Story
- Frances Shine's son Stephen was serving with the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment in Iraq in 2007 when a knock on her door at 2am brought the news that he had been critically injured. . . . read more
- Our son Simon
- It has been roller-coaster of emotions watching our son regain his independence . . . read more
- Louise Shine talks about the injury of her brother
- "My brother is always going to be injured and their will always be things that he needs extra support with" . . . read more
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FISP Web Forum
- Film - 'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen'
- Ah thank you Eleanor - sorry you lost your email...I am so glad you are replying to the Families Federation - if the Army and . . . read more
- Film - 'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen'
- HI Sue I had a really long reply typed to your post and when I clicked on preview it just disappeared. Short version - I . . . read more
- Support generally (also posted under 'Salmon Fishing etc')
- Just thought this might be useful generally so am posting it twice (sorry!). Hello! Talk went down really well - there were . . . read more
- Film - 'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen'
- Hello! Talk went down really well - there were about 40 people and it lasted about 35 minutes or so...no-one fell asleep! I . . . read more