Lord Kitchener’s Memorial Holiday Centre
Kitchener's is a military charity (No: 230090) offering respite breaks for serving & veteran military personnel, and emergency services workers.
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Donated in memory of Bert Wilson from family and friends. After seeing about you on GBnews, Bert, who was a veteran, wanted a collection instead of flowers at his funeral and for it to be donated to you.
In memory of a dear brother in law Bert Wilson. Remembering you. David and Janet Hutchinson
Good cause
Best wishes from a retired Armoured Corps Aussie!
Thank you for a great stay. Loved the environment and the staff were wonderful and supporting our veterans is a very worthy cause.
Thanks for a great weekend. The mobility scooter was a godsend and help make our weekend so enjoyable.
Congratulations to everyone involved! An amazing and very worthwhile cause. These veterans deserve the very best we can give them. Be blessed as you are blessing others.
Good luck with the project
Brilliant cause for our military!! Good luck
My husband and my families are very connected to the military and we were very touched to hear of what you are doing. Good luck.
Great work you are doing. Your son would be so proud of you, as you are justifiably of him and his Service. ❤️
Thank you for your service
About Lord Kitchener’s Memorial Holiday Centre
The Lord Kitchener Memorial Holiday Centre, known as Kitchener’s, is a seafront retreat in Lowestoft dedicated to supporting veterans, serving personnel, and emergency service workers. For generations, we’ve offered affordable respite breaks in a welcoming, peaceful environment.
We are also a hub for the local armed forces and emergency services community — hosting breakfast clubs, drop-ins providing a safe & warm space, model-making groups, and supporting the Royal British Legion as their meeting space. As a registered charity, we rely on public support to maintain our Grade II listed building to continue providing vital companionship and connection, and a true sense of community for those who’ve served.