We have launched a program to help mark the graves of veterans from the First World War. The final resting place of some veterans is currently unmarked. We can help with the cost of a grave marker.

Frequently asked questions — Unmarked First World War Graves funding program

Answers to your frequently asked questions about unmarked war graves
Guidelines — Unmarked First World War Graves Funding Assistance Program

The rules and eligibilty criteria to apply for funding assistance
About the Unmarked First World War Graves program

Apply for funding to assist in marking an unmarked war grave

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Program to mark First World War graves

Frequently asked questions — Unmarked First World War Graves funding program

Guidelines — Unmarked First World War Graves Funding Assistance Program

About the Unmarked First World War Graves program