The INtouch service enables personnel on operations to send and receive letters originally sent via email, but received in hard copy form. Despite the ever-growing use of Wi-Fi and mobile data-based technology, and the increased use of social media networks and apps, (including Whatsapp, Facebook,...
AFCAS was conducted to help MOD teams and external bodies to inform the development of policy and measure the impact of decisions affecting personnel, including major programmes. Find the latest results here. ...
If you and your family are considering leaving the RN/RM or are already on your way out, find out all of the information that you need to know about your transition in these resources....
Defence Minister Mark Lancaster has announced a new mailing system to replace the e-bluey for friends and family to send letters to personnel serving around the world....
Have you ever wondered whether your Service, or that of a serving parent, has affected your children’s educational achievement? At the Naval Families Federation, we’ve been asking these questions of the Department for Education....
There is no need for children of Service families to suffer in silence if they’re facing difficulties of any kind. The leading relationship charity Relate offers support for all the family, not just couples and not just adults....
Service children are subject to mobility as a result of their parents' service and there is good evidence to show that this mobility can have an impact on their education....
Smart Works is a UK charity that provides high quality interview clothes, styling advice and interview training to any woman with a confirmed interview. They give women the confidence, the self-belief and the practical tools they require to succeed at interview and start a new chapter...
Armed Forces personnel redeployed within the UK will now be able to rent out their homes without facing higher costs or having to change their mortgage....
If you need two tonnes of sand moving from underneath a beach hut, who else would you call on but ‘Royal’....