Forces aim to stamp out inappropriate behaviour
A report was commissioned by the Ministry of Defence to look into inappropriate behaviour in the Armed Forces. Air Chief Marshal Wigston led the review and made 36 recommendations on...
Relationships
Navy Mews
Navy Mews is to take a tired and unused office space and re-purpose it into bespoke, self-contained units for personnel in Portsmouth to retain contact with family....
‘Building Stronger Families’ Portal to Support Naval Service Couples and Families
The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) and Relate have launched a free relationship counselling portal for Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their partners....
Pioneering Research Tackles Challenges of Family Separation
Pioneering research into the effects of ‘weekending’ - non-operational separations - on Naval Service families has been unveiled by the NFF at Admiralty House in London....
The Experience of Parental Absence in RN/RM Families
We have produced a resource to help to support parents, carers and schools. You can download a copy here....
Reading Force
Reading Force is an initiative to provide free books and scrapbooks to Service children, to support and encourage Armed forces families with shared reading. Find out more about this charity...
Guide For Families Moving
The Children’s Education Advisory Service (CEAS) have produced a practical guide to help families understand the psychological and emotional dimensions of moving. The information is designed to help parents minimise...
Declaration of Dependent Service Children on JPA
Are your dependent children declared on JPA? Declaring dependent Service Children on JPA can enable appropriate allowances to be obtained, enable paternity and adoption leave requests and can have an...
Parenting
Bringing up children can be a great joy, but also has its challenges, particularly during periods of separation. Sometimes undertaking a parenting course can help parents or carers to feel...
Supporting Adult New Joiners
The days of lullabies, trips to the park and help with homework are over. You have gone from being a supervisor of your child’s life to a spectator as your...
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