Togetherall
Overview
Togetherall is freely available through several different means. Veterans and their family members, as well as some service personnel, can access Togetherall for free through our partnership with NHS England. The service is also commissioned widely across the UK by the NHS, councils and health insurance providers. You may also be able to freely access Togetherall through your employer, university or college. There is currently no option for an individual paid subscription for Togetherall. If you have any questions regarding eligibility, please email us at [email protected].
How to Access this Service
Togetherall is freely available through several different means. All service personnel, veterans and their family members can access Togetherall for free through our partnership with the Ministry of Defence and NHS England. The service is commissioned widely across the UK by the NHS, councils and health insurance providers. You may also be able to freely access Togetherall through your employer, university or college. There is currently no option for an individual paid subscription for Togetherall.
When/Where?
Togetherall offers a range of activities that allow you to work through what’s troubling you. Access an anonymous community of support available from members 24/7. Share your thoughts and join a Talkabout alongside fellow members to share and discuss what’s on your mind, gain support and advice. You can do this with the whole community or form your own groups or one-to-one chats. Take self-assessments to help you understand more about yourself.
Make a Brick to express yourself and your feelings creatively through drawing or by uploading your own images. Find lots of information in Resources which can help you understand more about how you are feeling, set goals and track your progress. Make friends anonymously so you can give and receive support from others like you. Join courses with others to learn how to manage everything from depression and anxiety to improving your problem solving and learning to stop procrastinating.
Who is it for?
Anyone who is aged 16 and over.
Updated on January 20, 2026
