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Homeport magazine
The magazine of the Naval Families Federation.
We are excited to present to our Naval Service families the Spring edition of Homeport. In this edition, you will find:
- Round-up of the launch of our non-operational separation study and parental absence resource
- Interview with a married couple in the Royal Marines Band Service
- The submarine captain reaching out to isolated families
- Summary on Flexible Service (which becomes law on 1st April)
- Story of the upcoming co-working hub in Helensburgh
- Updates and news affecting our Naval Service personnel and their family members
- And MUCH more!
Read the latest issue
The Effect of Non-Operational Family Separations on Family Functioning and Well-being among Royal Navy/Royal Marines Families
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The Experience of Parental Absence in Royal Navy & Royal Marines Families
A guide for parents & adults supporting children & young people
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