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We Will Remember Them

Remember the fallen. Support the families left behind.

Remember the fallen, care for the living.

As the nation pauses to reflect on the sacrifices of our veterans this Remembrance Day,
November 11, please also spare a thought for their families.

Just as we will always remember the fallen, Legacy will always be there for their families.

Legacy ensures that no partner or child of a veteran who has given their life or health will suffer social or financial hardship as a result of their service.

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Noah

Noah, 17, carries a deep sense of pride for his father, Duncan, an Australian Army officer who served with honour. Following Duncan’s tragic passing from cancer when Noah was only 12, his world changed dramatically. In the wake of this loss, Legacy stepped in to help Noah navigate his grief and move forward. Through Legacy, Noah received vital emotional, educational and other supports such as a dedicated Legatee, Ross, who became more than a mentor, he became a friend. With aspirations to become a paramedic after graduating high school, Noah gives back to Legacy by volunteering.

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Remembrance Day

Supporting the families of our veterans

In 1923, Legacy made a promise to help veterans’ families carry on with their lives after the loss or injury of their loved one. It was a simple promise that Legacy keeps today; providing the same stability, guidance and assistance that a partner would normally provide to his or her family.

Today, Legacy supports 40,000 partners and children of veterans who gave their lives or health serving our country.

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With your help, we can continue to support families who come to us in their darkest moment and give hope to provide them with a new life.