This week on Heroes Among Us, we are honoured to feature Garrath Williams, a man whose life is defined by service, leadership, and a steadfast dedication to helping others.

A fourth-generation military professional, Garrath’s career began in the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment after graduating from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. From commanding troops in Kosovo and Afghanistan to transferring to the Australian Army and leading a company in combat, Garrath’s military journey is one of courage and excellence.

But his story doesn’t stop on the battlefield. Garrath’s unwavering commitment to veterans led him to co-found Veterans Can, a transformative initiative empowering the veteran community. He also spearheaded Rugby for the Wounded, raising over £200,000 to support injured servicemen and women, and has played pivotal roles in projects like the Invictus Games and World War I Centenary commemorations.

In this episode, Garrath also shares his profound insights into the challenges faced by Afghan evacuees who had served shoulder-to-shoulder with British forces. His work as an advisor to military charities and on key projects, such as assisting Johnny Mercer MP with the Afghan resettlement initiative, showcases his dedication to ensuring those who served are never forgotten.

Join us as Garrath shares his remarkable story of resilience, adaptability, and his drive to make a lasting impact—whether through his leadership in the military or his mission to empower veterans and support Afghan allies in civilian life.

This is an episode filled with inspiration, powerful insights, and valuable lessons, highlighting what it truly means to serve others. Don’t miss it!