Forces Families Jobs
FFJ is a Tri-Service platform to enable family members of serving personnel to have a 'one stop shop' where they can apply for jobs directly with employers who have signed...
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Mental Health Initiative to Help Royal Marines Reduce Stigma & Improve Awareness
Regain is an initiative masterminded by a serving Royal Marines Captain that offers a simpler way to help Royal Marines access mental health treatment....
‘Stick or Twist’ – Independent Report on Retention in the Armed Forces
Mark Francois MP and his research team have been asked to produce an independent report on improving Retention within the Armed Forces....
Kings Camps – Portsmouth
Two weeks of sports and activity programmes have been organised by The Kings Foundation and discounted by Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity funding....
Education Support Fund (ESF)
The Secretary of State for Defence in July 2018 announced the extension of the Education Support Fund, on a limited basis, for an additional two years....
Universities urged to boost support for Armed Forces families
Ministers have urged all UK universities to boost support for Armed Forces communities. In a joint letter dated 18th April 2019, Tobias Ellwood, Minister for Defence People and Veterans, and Chris...
IPC4V Framework to deliver personalised care for Service Leavers & Veterans in England
NHS England and MOD had been working together to help support the small number of Armed Forces personnel who have complex and enduring physical, neurological and mental health conditions that...
Service spouses and partners outline their lived experience to MP at NFF forum
We were delighted to host Andrew Selous MP, Prof Jan Walker and more than a dozen of serving personnel and Service spouses and partners today (4th April 19) at our...
‘Plan Early’ campaign for Service leavers and Families
Veterans’ Gateway, alongside the NFF and our colleagues at the other Families Federations, have launched a ‘Plan Early’ campaign to encourage Service leavers and their family members to look ahead...