At the beginning of 2018, the Department of Health and the Department for Education released a Green Paper to consult on mental health provision for children and young people. It...
Stalking is defined as repeated and unwanted behaviour that causes the victim alarm and distress. It is often thought of as a crime only against women, but 1 in 6...
With the unpredictable nature of Naval life, lots of pressure is put on families and a feeling of isolation can be common. There is a lot of research which says...
The Royal Navy employs a diverse workforce with over 700 of her sailors originating from Commonwealth nations. In March 2015, a group of Caribbean sailors from Portsmouth formed a network with...
Do you know of a young person aged 11-19 who would relish the opportunity to experience a once-in-a-lifetime Outward Bound adventure this summer? The Annington Challenge, run in conjunction with The Outward...
If your child attends a state school, Academy or Free school in England and has been registered with the school as a Service pupil, the school will be granted a...
Aggie Weston’s Storybook Waves project has secured funding from Annington Trust to help families connect, particularly during times of separation, through a new nationwide network of Book Clubs. The Storybook Waves...
The Naval Families Federation shared the announcement made by the Government last year (2017), that spouses and civil partners of Service personnel will be able to apply for a new...
Telling your story to UCAS Children from military service families are under-represented in the higher education population. Up to 4 out of 10 children who, if in the general population would...
The Royal Navy has announced that in order to meet the demands of future Defence tasks, they are planning to conduct a number of Type 23 (T23) frigate baseport changes to co-locate...