Hunter Anzac Memorial Limited will work to addressing the underlying issues facing military members health (physical, emotional, social and spiritual well-being) by decreasing social isolation, regain a sense of purpose in life and to enhance self-esteem by: providing a sense of community providing an environment conducive to learning (restoration and maintenance of armoured vehicles) providing an environment where military skillsets are transferable and useful improve physical health and mental wellbeing reduce the stigma of depression and anxiety increase help-seeking for depression and anxiety In supporting our veterans and military members we will seek to: engage veterans and military members of all ages, whether they have a disability that is physical or mental, youth, veterans, and other groups of military members of the communities in regional, rural, remote, and urban areas. support the social interaction of military members in transitional periods (e.g. redundancy, bereavement, retirement, ill health, relocation, divorce, respite care) in a non-exclusive, non-judgemental way. To share, disseminate and preserve the physical history, skills, abilities, and interests that are relevant to the Military Members Shed initiative by participation in: Commemoration events (ANZAC Day, Vietnam Veterans Day etc) Engagement with schools Participation in community events Veteran talks to community groups Participation in Defence events (family days, open days) The above current services goals and outcomes, all underpin and support the mental and physical health of veterans and veterans families, our organization provide a very unique structure that enables veterans a release and structure – that is very supportive of our veterans. The projects undertaken by Hunter Anzac Memorial Limited are all design to support veterans, and to enable veterans to honour past service men and women.